AirPure crews clean the ducts, vents and flues that every breath and every dryer load passes through — with camera footage before we start and after we finish, so you see exactly what you paid for.
Tell us what needs cleaning. A tech calls back within one business hour with a flat price — no walkthrough required.
A tech will call you within one business hour. Need us sooner? Call (380) 249-8097.
Most homes need all three eventually, and they all fail the same way — buildup you can't see restricting airflow you depend on. Book them together and the truck only comes out once.
Supply runs, return trunks, registers and the blower compartment — negative-air vacuum with rotating brush agitation, not a shop vac at the vent cover.
Lint packs the duct behind the machine where you can't reach it. We rod the full run to the exterior hood, pull the debris out, and test the airflow after.
Creosote removed from the flue, firebox and smoke shelf, then a camera scan of the liner and a written Level 1 report you can hand to an insurer.
Nothing sells this work like the footage does, so we stopped describing it. Every AirPure job is filmed on a duct camera going in and coming out, and both clips are yours.
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Three of the numbers below come from federal agencies and the national fire code. The fourth is the one homeowners find hardest to believe.
Clothes dryer fires reported in U.S. homes in an average year.
U.S. Fire AdministrationOf those fires start for one reason: the lint was never cleaned out.
U.S. Fire AdministrationIndoor air can carry more pollutants than the air outside the front door.
U.S. EPAChimney inspections the national fire code asks for — every year, burned or not.
NFPA 211Duct cleaning has a bad reputation for a reason — $79 coupons, two guys with a shop vac, a bill that triples on arrival. Here's how we're built differently.
Negative pressure on the whole system, pulled outside the house. A portable unit can't hold a duct system under vacuum, and the debris ends up back indoors.
The number on your confirmation is the number on your invoice. If the job turns out bigger than described, we tell you and you decide — before anything starts.
Background-checked, uniformed, drug-tested, and trained in-house. You'll get the tech's name and photo by text before he knocks.
Drop cloths on the walk path, corner guards on the trim, boot covers on. A duct job shouldn't leave you cleaning the house afterwards.
Static pressure and dryer airflow are measured before and after. If the numbers don't move, we haven't finished, and you don't pay for a second visit.
Something we cleaned isn't performing within 90 days? We come back and make it right at no charge. In writing, on the invoice.
A standard whole-home duct clean runs two to four hours depending on system size. Here's exactly how the visit goes.
Tell us the square footage, the number of systems and what you're noticing. You get a flat price on that call.
The tech counts vents, checks the equipment, films the inside of a return, and confirms the quote before touching anything.
System sealed and put under negative pressure, each run brushed and whipped, debris pulled out to the truck.
Airflow re-measured, after-footage filmed, work path cleaned up, and the full report emailed before we leave your driveway.
These cover the standard single-family home. Bigger systems, extra returns and long attic runs are quoted on the call — never after the truck arrives.
Single machine, standard exterior run
$149 Flat · about 60 minutesUp to 12 vents, 2 returns, one system
$399 Flat · 2 to 4 hoursOne open fireplace or insert
$249 Flat · 90 minutesBooking the duct clean and the dryer vent together? Take $75 off the pair — the truck is already in your driveway.
Our dryer had been taking three cycles for one load and I assumed the machine was dying. The vent run was packed solid at the elbow. One cycle now. I feel silly for waiting two years.
Third company we've used in this house and the first one that showed us anything. The camera footage of the master bedroom return was genuinely disturbing, and then it wasn't. Price never moved.
Bought the house in June, wanted the chimney signed off before we lit anything. Got a real written report with photos of a cracked flue tile — our inspector had missed it entirely.
AirPure crews are dispatched from regional hubs, so the tech at your door lives in your area and knows the housing stock — 1970s ranch flex duct behaves nothing like a 2015 attic system.
Drop in your ZIP and we'll tell you the next open slot in your area.
Air ducts every three to five years for most homes — sooner after a renovation, a move-in, or if anyone in the house has allergies. Dryer vents once a year, or twice if you run large loads or the duct run is long. Chimneys are inspected annually under NFPA 211 and swept whenever creosote buildup calls for it.
For the first ten minutes and the last ten, ideally — the walkthrough at the start and the handover at the end. In between you're free. If you can't be there at all, we'll do the walkthrough by video call and send the footage as we go.
It shouldn't be. The whole system is held under negative pressure by the truck, so debris travels out to the vacuum rather than into the room. We lay drop cloths along the work path, guard the trim, and wear boot covers. Anything within a few feet of a register is worth moving before we arrive.
Because $79 doesn't cover an hour of a trained tech's time, so it isn't the real price — it's the price of getting in the door. Ours includes rodding the full run, clearing the exterior hood, measuring airflow before and after, and a photo report. The number you're quoted is the number you pay.
We won't promise a medical outcome, and be wary of any company that does. What we can say plainly: removing settled dust, dander and debris from the ducts means the system stops recirculating it, and most customers with sensitivities tell us the difference is noticeable within a week. Pairing the clean with a better filter does more than either alone.
We photograph it, show you, and put it in the report. Some things we can fix on the spot — a crushed dryer duct, a missing chimney cap, a disconnected flex run. Anything larger gets documented for your HVAC contractor or your insurer, with no pressure from us either way.
Same-week slots are usually open. Tell us the ZIP and what you're noticing — we'll tell you whether you actually need us yet.
