Commercial air duct cleaning for offices, restaurants, and warehouses.
Dust, grease, and debris build up in commercial ductwork over time. That buildup cuts airflow, spreads odors, and makes the HVAC system work harder. We clean supply and return ductwork for businesses across Southern California.
Most buildings do not need duct cleaning every year. These are the signs we look for when a property manager or owner calls.
Dust blowing out of supply registers
Musty or kitchen odors that keep coming back
Visible debris or mold near vents
Weak airflow in some rooms or suites
After a remodel, roof work, or water leak
How we work
Our commercial duct cleaning process
We start with an on-site look at the ductwork so the quote matches the building. Before cleaning, we protect the work area and the HVAC equipment from the debris that gets knocked loose.
Building and ductwork inspection
Protection for floors, furniture, and equipment
Supply and return ducts cleaned
Registers, grilles, and diffusers cleaned
Final inspection and airflow check
Scheduling
We plan the work around your business
Restaurants, offices, and stores cannot always close for a day. Tell us your hours and we will plan the cleaning around them, and split larger buildings into sections when that makes sense.
Offices and medical suites
Restaurants and food service
Retail stores and showrooms
Warehouses and light industrial buildings
Plan the right service
Coordinate cleaning around occupants and access
Describe the reason for the request: renovation debris, visible contamination, an airflow concern or a maintenance finding. Include the areas served and accessible drawings. A cleaning scope should identify which duct sections and related components are included rather than promise a result from an unspecified whole-building treatment.
Plan access, occupant protection, work hours and the handling of debris before work begins. Damaged or unsuitable duct material may require repair instead of cleaning. If the complaint is weak airflow, investigate system operation and duct condition as well as cleanliness.
Before the visit
Information that helps define the work
Affected suites, floors and operating hours
Access panels, ceiling restrictions and recent construction
Included components and post-work inspection arrangements