Trusted licensed air duct cleaning service in Orlando, FL
Professional air duct and dryer vent cleaning for Orlando-area homeowners who want cleaner air, honest pricing and service from a licensed Florida HVAC contractor.
Licensed Florida HVAC Contractor • EPA Section 608 Universal Certified • Residential & Commercial • Honest Pricing • Local Service
Why homeowners trust Clean Ducts for residential & commercial duct cleaning
We clean air ducts and dryer vents and repair ductwork for homes and businesses across Orlando and Central Florida. That means honest service, clear communication and doing the job right the first time.
License # CAC1820156
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Areas we serve include Orlando, Winter Park, Windermere, Lake Nona, Dr. Phillips, Oviedo, Sanford and more.
Why homeowners trust Clean Ducts
Licensed, local duct cleaning for Orlando homes and businesses
We clean air ducts and dryer vents and repair ductwork for homeowners and businesses across Orlando and Central Florida. The approach is simple: be honest, communicate clearly, and do the job right the first time. When you hire Clean Ducts, a licensed local company does the work, and we don’t take shortcuts.
- Licensed Florida HVAC contractor, License # CAC1820156
- Cleaned to NADCA (National Air Duct Cleaning Association) guidelines
- Clear quote based on your home before we start. No bait-and-switch.
- Real local business with a real address in Winter Garden
- Residential and commercial service, 24/7
Trained. Certified. Accountable.
EPA Section 608 Universal certified
Arturo Del Rivero holds EPA Section 608 Universal certification. That means he has completed approved training and testing on safe refrigerant handling and federal environmental rules for HVAC equipment.
Every job is done by, or under, a Florida-licensed air conditioning contractor. You can look up our license with the State of Florida before you book.
Why $99 duct cleaning coupons cost you more
Seen an ad or mailer for whole-house duct cleaning at $89, $99 or $149? Read this first. It could save you money and protect your home.
The low price is bait
Nobody can clean a whole duct system for $99 and stay in business. Once the crew is inside, “extra vents,” “mold treatment” and “sanitizer” charges push the bill to $400, $800 or more.
Unlicensed HVAC work is illegal
Duct cleaning that opens up your air handler is HVAC work, and in Florida that requires a license. Unlicensed contracting is a crime here, and repeat offenses can be charged as a felony.
No equipment, more damage
Real duct cleaning takes negative-pressure vacuum equipment, agitation tools and access to the air handler. Blowing compressed air into a few vents just moves dust around and can tear flex duct.
No recourse when it goes wrong
Unlicensed operators usually have no insurance, no bond and no real address. If they damage your system, there’s no licensing board to complain to.
You need a cleaning if your vents look like this
Gray fuzz on the grilles, dark streaks around the ceiling vents, or dust that shows up again days after you clean are all signs of buildup inside the duct system. Florida’s humidity makes it worse, because dust and moisture on a cool coil are what cause that musty AC smell.
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Indoor air quality
HVAC air duct cleaning core services
Cleaning and disinfecting your air ducts, done by a licensed HVAC contractor.
Air Duct Cleaning
Whole-home cleaning of every supply and return, plus the air handler, coil and blower.
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Lint cleared from the dryer to the outside exit so clothes dry faster and your dryer runs safer.
Blower Motor Cleaning
The blower wheel and motor pulled, cleaned and lubricated so your system moves air the way it should.
HVAC Sanitization
An EPA-registered disinfectant fogged through a freshly cleaned system to help control odors.
UV Light Installation
UV-C lamps at the coil help keep it cleaner between cleanings in humid Florida air.
Duct Repair & Sealing
Reconnect, replace and seal leaky or crushed ducts that pull hot attic air into your system.
Commercial Duct Cleaning
Offices, retail, restaurants and rentals, cleaned after hours so you never have to close.
Orlando’s licensed choice
More than a vent vacuuming
Clean Ducts is a fully licensed Florida HVAC contractor, and we go well past basic vacuuming. On every job, the blower comes out, the coil gets cleaned, and every supply and return is cleaned under strong negative pressure. We follow the guidelines of the National Air Duct Cleaning Association (NADCA), so your system is cleaned safely and completely.
Central Florida homes have their own challenges: AC systems that run most of the year, humidity from our lakes, older ductwork in established neighborhoods and construction dust in new ones. We work in these homes every day across 20 communities in the Orlando metro area.
20 years of experience. 5-star rated by local homeowners. When you call Clean Ducts, you get a real local business with a real address and a license you can look up.
What every cleaning includes
- Blower motor removed, cleaned and lubricated
- Evaporator coil soaked by hand
- Every supply and return cleaned under 5,000 CFM negative air
- Grilles removed, cleaned and disinfected
- EPA-registered disinfectant fogged through the system
- Airflow and temperature checked before we leave
Air duct cleaning locations we serve
Based in Winter Garden, we serve 20 communities across Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties.
FAQ: air duct cleaning
How much does air duct cleaning cost?
Most homes cost between $400 and $1,000, depending on size, the number of AC systems and vents, and how much buildup we find. Quotes are free.
How long does it take?
About 3 to 5 hours per AC system for most homes.
How often should ducts be cleaned?
NADCA suggests every 3 to 5 years, sooner after remodels, with pets, or if you see debris coming from the vents.
Can I clean my air ducts myself?
You can wipe grilles and change filters. A real cleaning takes negative-air equipment, air lines and opening up the air handler, which is work for a licensed HVAC contractor.
Are you licensed?
Yes. Florida HVAC contractor license CAC1820156. You can verify it with the State of Florida.
