We begin by placing the entire HVAC system under negative air using a high-powered machine with HEPA filtration, reversing airflow through the ducts to create proper containment so loosened debris is safely pulled out rather than entering the living space. Each supply and return line is then mechanically brushed with a controlled nylon-based auger system designed for the duct materials commonly found in Florida, effectively removing dust, organic buildup, pet dander, and other particulates without damaging the duct surfaces. For duct board plenums or other porous surfaces that remain structurally sound after cleaning, we may apply an approved protective coating to stabilize the freshly cleaned surface. This combination of negative pressure, precise mechanical agitation, and selective surface stabilization restores the system and reduces the conditions that allow microbial contamination to develop in the future.

We safely access the evaporator coil inside the air handler and perform a detailed mechanical cleaning to remove dust, organic buildup, and other debris that accumulate over time. In Florida’s year-round high humidity, a dirty coil creates an ideal environment for microbial growth, reduced airflow, and higher energy usage. When coated with dust or biological material, the system cannot breathe, cool, or dehumidify properly, and particles can spread into the ductwork and living space, affecting indoor air quality and overall HVAC performance. Our coil-cleaning process uses industry-approved methods and green, non-corrosive products designed to protect the coil’s delicate fins. We clean the coil in place without removing it, following a careful step-by-step process that restores efficiency, improves airflow, lowers energy costs, helps prevent microbial growth, and supports a healthier home environment.

Be relieved knowing that you are doing your part to safeguard yourself and your family against airborne pollutants, unpleasant odors, and disease-causing germs on surfaces in your house.

Installation of a UV light dramatically cuts down on airborne microbial growth. The UV light helps to kill any airborne particles as it passes through the Air Handler.

We used a plant-based antimicrobial that is EPA registered for duct cleaning and deodorization