Air Duct Cleaning in Baytown, TX

Yes - that musty AC smell is biofilm on the evaporator coil, standing water in the drain pan, or wet insulation at the return drop. Galveston Bay humidity (75-90% summer) feeds growth in all three. We clean the coil, clear the drain, apply EPA-registered sanitization where biofilm is present.

Most Baytown homes do well on a 3-5 year cycle. Faster (2-3 years) for homes near the refinery corridor, families with pets, or post-Harvey homes with water-stained insulation.

Usually a return leak pulling unfiltered attic air, refinery-particulate loading on the coil and blower wheel that sheds back, or Gulf humidity keeping fine particles airborne longer. We measure airflow to find the source.

Depends what we find. Water-stained insulation, disconnected runs, mold growth in liner usually means replacement. A surface coating won't fix damaged ductwork. We inspect first and tell you straight.

Yes - typically 5-15%. Baytown's cooling season runs April through October. Dust-loaded coil chokes refrigerant transfer; clogged returns force longer run cycles.

2-4 hours for typical residential. Multi-system Baytown homes or heavy refinery-particulate buildup runs longer. Realistic time given at inspection.

Yes - full-length brushing and HEPA extraction, plus airflow verification at the exterior hood. Many Baytown ranch homes have long roof-terminated vents that collect lint fast.

Often yes - pine pollen, oak pollen, refinery particulates, pet dander, dust mites accumulate in supply runs and on the coil. NADCA source removal addresses what filtration alone can't.

Yes - full Baytown coverage including Country Club Estates, Roseland Estates, Rollingbrook, Lakewood, Cedar Bayou, Goose Creek, Pelly, Wooster, West Baytown, Highland Farms, Lynchburg, Sterling Green.

Yes - JY has been NADCA certified since 2017 and follows the NADCA ACR Standard on every job: source removal, negative-air containment, mechanical agitation, HEPA extraction.