Air Duct Cleaning

Most "air duct cleaning" sold in this country is a vacuum hose at a few registers and a coupon price that should tell you everything. Texas Service Experts does not do that job. We clean duct systems the way the National Air Duct Cleaners Association actually defines it — full source removal, negative-pressure containment, the whole supply and return system addressed, with before-and-after proof. It's the thorough version of a service the industry has spent twenty years cheapening — and because the same crew already handles your chimney and dryer vent, it's one more thing the team that knows your home does properly, on a visit you're already having.

Think about what actually sits in a neglected duct system: years of settled dust and dander, construction debris in a newer home, pet and pollen load, and — in humid climates and on wet evaporator coils — microbial growth the blower pushes into every room each cycle. Cleaning the registers does nothing for the trunk lines, the plenums, and the return chamber where the heaviest load collects. A real cleaning has to reach all of it, and reaching all of it is the work.

Our method is deliberate and contained. We put the system under negative pressure so loosened debris is captured, never released into your home. We cut listed access ports where needed and run rotary brushes and compressed-air whips through the supply trunk and every branch, the return trunk and return drops, the plenums, and the registers, grilles, and diffusers — each pulled, washed, and HEPA-vacuumed. We clean the evaporator A-coil and the squirrel-cage blower wheel, where biofilm and caked dust quietly strangle airflow and breed odor. Then we close every access port with a listed plug or door, so the system is serviceable next time. For homes that want it, we finish with an EPA-registered antimicrobial fogging to treat lingering odor and microbial growth, and we can document particulate, VOC, and humidity levels before and after to prove the result.

The TSE finish is the documentation and the honesty. You get before/after photos of the trunk interiors — the part you'd otherwise never see — and a clear statement of what we found and what we did. If your ducts are reasonably clean and don't need the full source-removal treatment, we'll tell you, because the credibility that earns us the rest of your home's work is worth more than a single oversold job. That posture is exactly why property managers and allergy-sensitive families lean on one whole-home crew rather than a coupon outfit they'll never see again.

This hub covers whole-home NADCA source-removal cleaning; supply and return trunk, branch, and plenum cleaning; register, grille, and diffuser pull-and-wash; evaporator-coil and blower-wheel cleaning; post-construction drywall-dust cleanout; antimicrobial fogging; commercial RTU and VAV duct cleaning and balancing; and the IAQ documentation that proves it all. The related sealing, replacement, and air-quality upgrades live in their own hubs (D2–D4) and pair naturally with a cleaning on the same visit.

Because it's one crew built on a single craftsmanship standard, the NADCA method and the documentation are the same every time — and the same team that cleans your ducts knows your chimney and dryer vent too. You're not hoping a coupon company owns the right equipment; you're getting the crew that earned its name on careful chimney work, applied to the air your family breathes, on the same visit. The value is in the containment, the coverage, and the proof — and in only making one call.