Four different jobs get sold as duct cleaning in Marietta, and they fix different problems.
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Or call (943) 271-6154Four different jobs get sold as duct cleaning in Marietta, and they fix different problems. Air duct cleaning removes buildup from the supply and return runs and the air handler cabinet under negative pressure, and it is the job for heavy dust, debris after a renovation, or a rodent problem. Dryer vent cleaning clears the lint run from the drum to the outside hood, which is a fire and drying-time job rather than an air quality one. Coil and air handler cleaning goes after the cold, wet core of the system, where the musty smells of a Georgia summer start. Duct sealing and repair closes the leaks in attic and crawlspace runs that pull dust and humid air into the system in the first place.
Each air handler and its duct network is a separate job. A two-system house is closer to two cleanings than one, even with one truck in the driveway.
More registers and returns mean more hours. An air handler wedged into a tight attic or a low crawlspace takes longer to open up and seal back than one in a basement.
Sheet metal tolerates aggressive tools; flex and duct board need gentler ones. Crushed or disconnected runs found on the day are repairs, priced on their own.
Ordinary dust is the baseline. Construction debris, rodent nesting or visible mold growth mean more time, more containment and sometimes a different trade.
Get the whole system in scope, the supply runs, the returns, the air handler and the coil, with the total settled before anything is opened. If there is water pooling under the air handler or a burning smell from the vents, switch the system off at the thermostat first and mention it when you call.
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