Air Duct Cleaning

Air Care Pro is committed to providing top-tier duct cleaning services with a strong emphasis on cleanliness, efficiency, and strict adherence to our high standards. Using advanced source removal equipment, we deliver a complete top-to-bottom system cleaning that includes mold and mildew inspections, filter and thermostat checks, blower and duct cleaning, and even dryer vent service. Our all-inclusive package ensures your entire HVAC system is thoroughly cleaned and safe, with no travel fees in the Greater Seattle Area and premium filters included at no extra cost.

Air Care Pro adheres to National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA)-approved source removal methods to ensure your HVAC system is thoroughly and safely cleaned. Our process includes sealing supply and return vents with plastic film during cleaning, using high-efficiency 3-stage HEPA vacuums that operate under 3000 CFM negative pressure, and removing contaminants down to 0.03 microns. We clean ducts using 200 PSI compressed air, power brushing, and sweeping techniques, while registers, grilles, and diffusers are cleaned with our HEPA-AIR method. All service openings are sealed with reusable, airtight panels, and every component—from the furnace fan to the filter chamber—is vacuumed and air washed for complete system cleanliness.

Air Care Pro is committed to delivering high-quality duct cleaning services by combining skilled technicians, advanced source removal equipment, and strict adherence to National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) standards. We ensure a deep, efficient clean of your entire HVAC system, including supply and return ductwork, fans, dampers, registers, coils, filter housings, and more. Our comprehensive service also includes UV light microbial sterilization, ozone treatment, and antimicrobial virus sanitizing to enhance indoor air quality and provide a healthier, safer environment for your home or business.

Air Care Pro utilizes National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA)-approved source removal techniques to deliver a deep, on-site cleaning of your HVAC system. Our meticulous process includes sealing vents with plastic film during service, zoning supply and return ducts for targeted cleaning, and using a powerful 3-stage HEPA vacuum system with 3000 CFM negative pressure to capture debris as small as 0.03 microns. We power brush and air wash ducts with 200 PSI pressure, clean all registers and grilles using high-pressure compressed air, and ensure thorough cleaning of the furnace fan, air-handling unit, and filter chamber. All access points are professionally sealed for safety and system integrity.

Air Care Pro proudly offers advanced germicidal UV light systems designed to purify indoor air by targeting airborne microbes directly at the source—inside your HVAC system. These ozone-free ultraviolet lights eliminate up to 99% of bacteria, mold, viruses, and other contaminants in just one pass of airflow, with options including single-lamp (90% efficiency) and dual-lamp (99% efficiency) systems. Trusted for over 40 years in healthcare and food industries, this proven technology is now available for residential use, treating spaces up to 3,000 sq. ft. safely and naturally. With long-lasting bulbs and easy replacements, UV lights offer an effective, eco-friendly solution for cleaner, healthier air in your home.

• 85% of Americans are unaware that the air in their homes may pose serious health risks (Source: American Lung Association).
• According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, poor indoor air quality contributes to or worsens 50% of all illnesses.
• People spend 80–90% of their time indoors, where the air can be up to 100 times more polluted than outside.
• We breathe about 200,000 liters of air daily, and 60% of our energy comes from the air we inhale.
• A single cubic foot of indoor air can contain up to 30 million pollutants.
• 1 in 3 Americans suffers from allergies, asthma, or other respiratory conditions.
• The average family spends $500–$1,500 annually on over-the-counter or prescription medications.
• Modern homes, while energy efficient, are often tightly sealed—trapping pollutants inside and leading to poor indoor air quality.