Air Duct Cleaning
Canyon Lake, TX

What our crews actually look for — mechanical conflict first

Dust buildup is downstream of a mechanical failure. Most Canyon Lake, New Braunfels, and northern San Antonio homes we visit show one of four conflicts — blower wheel imbalance (you hear it before you see it), flex-duct collapse at supply boots (which spikes static pressure and chokes airflow), biofilm on the evaporator coil (Guadalupe corridor humidity feeds it), or a compromised plenum box seal pulling attic dust straight into the return. We confirm with a borescope and a Delta-T measurement before quoting.

Every crew is trained to the NADCA ACR Standard — the only published source-removal standard in the industry. We work on Trane, Lennox, Carrier, Goodman, Rheem, American Standard equipment and document pre/post static pressure, blower amp draw, coil-face condition, return-drum moisture, and supply-boot seal integrity.

Per the EPA’s position on duct cleaning, cleaning is appropriate when ducts show visible mold, vermin activity, or significant particulate restricting airflow. We diagnose first. If your ducts do not need cleaning, sometimes a MERV 11–13 filter upgrade is the right call — we will tell you.