Duct cleaning prices for Apache Junction homes, with the per-opening rate and the extras on the page before anyone makes the drive.
$55.25 a vent or return booking online, $65 at the regular rate. Multiply that by the openings in your house and you have the duct price, with nothing layered on for square footage or the age of the system. Two extras are available if you want them. Sanitizing fog through the living space runs $175 for up to three bedrooms or $250 for four through seven, and HVAC coil cleaning is a flat $200 for the outdoor condenser, $350 for the evaporator inside, or $550 for the pair.
Apache Junction carries a $350 minimum per visit. It is counted once against everything booked for that trip, so a dryer vent or a coil cleaning scheduled the same day goes toward it.
Common Apache Junction layouts, totaled at the online rate so you can see where yours lands. Housing out here runs from compact manufactured homes to custom builds on acreage, so the spread is wide.
If a crushed or disconnected run turns up partway through, we stop and show it to you. Fixing ductwork is work for an HVAC contractor, so it never lands on our bill.
A winter home that sat shut from spring to fall is best done shortly after you get back, before the AC settles into running all day. The timing has no effect on the price. It just means the dust that gathered over the empty months leaves the house instead of making the rounds through it.
Manufactured homes are a big share of town, and their supply registers sit in the floor, fed by a trunk that runs underneath the house. Most of the work happens at floor level in those homes. The older site-built houses from the 70s and 80s are a different case, since many still have the ductwork they were built with and some have gone decades without a cleaning.
Then there is the dust. Wind coming off the Superstitions and the open desert pushes fine grit through door gaps and into the return, and properties near horse pens or dirt arenas take in more than most. We clean ducts in the Superstition Foothills area, the neighborhoods around Lost Dutchman, the manufactured home communities across town and the rest of Apache Junction.
Please reach us at (480) 389-8415 if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Not per opening. You pay the same $55.25 online that a Chandler or Gilbert customer pays. The one local difference is the visit minimum, and most site-built homes clear it on their vent count alone.
They do. The big grille in a hallway ceiling, one set low in a wall, or one tucked behind a closet door each counts as a single opening, priced like any supply.
Yes. A floor register is one opening, no different from a ceiling vent in a site-built house. Cleaning the under-floor trunk that feeds them, as far as our tools reach, is part of the job and not a separate charge.
Both units are priced off their openings with nothing added for the second system or the second floor. The Superstition Foothills example above shows the math.
Every three to five years suits most homes. Sooner makes sense after a remodel, or when you have just bought the house and nobody can say when it was last done.
“Very professional. Removed 39 years of dust and dirt from my ducts. I have a manufactured home with duct insulation on the inside which leads to difficult cleaning. Blake and Marissa had the solution and did an awesome job under difficult situation. Highly recommend their service.”
Every rate above is in the quote tool, or call (480) 389-8415 if you would rather talk it through.