Vent Cleaning

Air Ducts & Dryer Vents

At AccuSource, we care about your family. Maintaining quality air in your home can have a huge impact on not only your comfort and lung health, but also your safety.

Vent Cleaning in the Greater Austin Area

Services Offered

  • HVAC Air Duct Cleaning

  • HVAC Antimicrobial Fog Treatment

  • Dryer Vent Cleaning

How do I know if my ducts need to be cleaned?

It is recommended to have your air ducts clean every 3-5 years to maintain indoor air quality and HVAC efficiency. For homes with pets, smokers, or members with asthma and other lung conditions, more frequent cleanings of every 2-3 years is recommended.

If you notice any of the following in your home, we recommend contacting us to schedule a free phone consultation:

  • Dust on/around vents

  • Decreased HVAC efficiency

  • Increased allergy symptoms

  • Unexplained odors in the home

How do I know if my dryer vent need to be cleaned?

Did you know: The National Fire Protection Association recommends dryer vents be cleaned at least once annually!

Routine dryer vent cleaning not only protects your home from unnecessary risk of fires, it also can increase the effectiveness of your dryer. If you notice clothes taking longer to dry, or your dryer feels hot to the touch, it’s time for a vent clean!

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Before & Afters

Inside a dirty, damaged duct or pipe surrounded by concrete or brick.
A close-up view of a vent with a white frame, with the interior lined with crumpled foil or metallic material, mounted on a white painted surface.
Close-up of a black, rectangular, hollow vent or duct with some debris and rust around its edges.
A close-up of a small, rectangular, dusty ventilation duct or vent with a dark opening inside.
Close-up of a dirt-filled hole or pipe opening in the ground.
Close-up of the end of a metallic tube with a notched or ridged edge.
Close-up view inside a rectangular, dark duct or pipe.
Close-up of an air vent or duct opening with a metal screen, surrounded by painted drywall.
Close-up of a dusty, black, rectangular vent or duct with some dust and dirt buildup.
A dark, narrow, and deep square-shaped tunnel or vent with a slight perspective view.