Breathe clean air. Protect your family.

Over the years, dust, pet hair, debris and mold build up inside the ductwork and get blown into every room.

• Inspection of the supply and return ducts, with photos of what we find
• Brushing and vacuuming of the duct runs, registers and returns
• Sanitizing of the duct system
• Before-and-after photos at the end

Good for: dusty rooms, a musty smell when the AC turns on, allergies, pets, a recent renovation or a new home.

The coil inside your air handler stays cold and wet, which is exactly where mold and bacteria like to grow. A germicidal UV-C lamp installed next to it helps keep that growth under control.

• Lamp installed inside the air handler, close to the coil and drain pan
• Out of sight and quiet
• We show you how it works and when the bulb needs replacing

Good for: homes with allergies, musty odors or mold that keeps coming back on the coil.

The air handler is the indoor part of your AC. When its coil, blower and drain pan get dirty, the system loses airflow and can start to smell musty.

• Cleaning of the evaporator coil access area
• Cleaning of the blower wheel and housing
• Cleaning of the drain pan and a check of the drain line
• Mold treatment of the affected surfaces

Good for: musty smells, visible mold, weak airflow or a unit that hasn't been cleaned in years.

Most AC problems have a simple cause. The trick is finding it without paying for parts you don't need.

• Diagnosis of cooling, airflow, drainage and electrical issues
• A clear price before any repair
• Seasonal maintenance and tune-ups

Good for: warm air, an AC that won't turn on, water leaks, strange noises or high energy bills.

A clogged dryer vent makes the dryer run longer and hotter, and lint buildup is a known cause of house fires.

• Cleaning of the vent line from the dryer to the outside or roof outlet
• Lint removal and an airflow check
• Inspection of the hose and the exterior vent

Good for: clothes that take more than one cycle to dry, a hot laundry room or a vent that hasn't been cleaned in over a year.

Vents and returns are the first thing you see, and the first place dust and mold show up.

• Removal and cleaning of supply vents and return grilles
• Cleaning of the opening behind each grille
• Cleaning of the coil access area

Good for: black spots around ceiling vents, dusty grilles or a refresh between full duct cleanings.

Mini splits collect dust and mold fast, especially on the blower wheel you can't see from outside.

• Cleaning of the indoor unit's coil and blower wheel
• Drain cleaning to prevent leaks
• Cleaning of the outdoor condenser
• An airflow check when we finish

Good for: a mini split that smells, drips, blows weak air or shows black dots on the vents.

A torn or disconnected duct sends cold air into the attic instead of your rooms, and wet insulation can lead to mold and ceiling stains.

• Inspection of the duct runs in the attic or ceiling
• Repair or replacement of damaged duct sections
• Replacement of damaged thermal insulation

Good for: rooms that never cool down, sweating ducts, ceiling stains or high energy bills.

Years of dirt on the blower and inside the cabinet restrict airflow and make the unit work harder.

• Removal and cleaning of the blower wheel when accessible
• Cleaning of the blower housing and cabinet
• Sanitizing of the accessible internal components

Good for: units with heavy buildup, weak airflow or a bad smell.

A worn capacitor or contactor is one of the most common reasons an AC stops cooling, and it is usually a quick fix.

• Electrical testing of the outdoor and indoor units
• Replacement of capacitors, contactors and related parts
• Price confirmed before we replace anything

Good for: an outdoor unit that hums but won't start, a fan that doesn't spin or an AC that suddenly stops cooling.