A Paradise Valley estate commonly runs three, four, or more HVAC systems, which makes duct cleaning here a different scale of job than anywhere else in the Valley.
Pfaff Cleaning Co. is locally owned, with the owners overseeing every job. See our full process and service area on the main air duct cleaning page.
Prices shown are our online rates, 15% off regular when you book online. Same prices across all nine of our core cities.
$55.25 $65 per vent or return. You count the supply vents and returns in your house and that is your price. No square footage math, no per-system pricing that changes once we are on site.
A typical three-bedroom with 10 vents and 2 returns runs $663 online, $780 regular. A smaller home with 7 total runs $386.75 online, $455 regular.
Optional add-ons: sanitizing fogging at $175 for a home up to three bedrooms and $250 for four to seven, exhaust fan cleaning at $50 each.
Price your whole system in about a minute with the instant quote tool. A $150 minimum applies per visit, once for the whole visit rather than per service.
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Full duct cleaning services for Paradise Valley homes: supply runs, return lines, and the registers in every room. Rotary brush and vacuum through the whole system, not a shop vac at the vent cover. Ductwork that has never been cleaned holds construction dust, drywall silt, and years of what the filter missed.
We provide air duct cleaning for supply and return vents, main trunk lines, ceiling and floor vents, single and multi story homes, condos and townhomes, and rental and investment properties throughout Paradise Valley.
People get embarrassed when we pull a register and show them what is in there. Do not be. That buildup took years, it is inside a system nobody can see into, and every house in the Valley has some version of it. Construction dust from the day it was built is often still in there, and in newer homes it is common to find pieces of drywall and insulation too.
We have literally pulled a Lay's chip bag and Coke cans out of vents. Construction crews leave things behind, and once a vent cover goes on, nobody looks again until someone like us takes it off.
We show you what we find because you should know what you are paying for, not to make a point.
If you dust on Saturday and it is back by Tuesday, if one room never gets cold, if the vents have visible buildup around the register, or if the air smells musty when the system kicks on, those are the reasons people search for duct cleaning in the first place.
Weak airflow from a single room is usually a duct problem. Weak airflow everywhere is usually the system itself, and we will tell you which one you have rather than cleaning something that was never the issue.
Dust settling around vents shortly after cleaning. Visible buildup inside vent covers or registers. Musty odors when the HVAC system turns on. Increased dust following a remodel or nearby construction. Excess pet hair pulled into return vents. Registers that stay dirty no matter how often they are wiped down.
The register test is the useful one. Pull a cover off and look inside with a flashlight. If you see a coating of debris, that is your answer. If it looks reasonably clean, your ducts probably are not the problem.
Most Paradise Valley air duct cleanings take a few hours depending on home size and the number of vents and returns. We need reasonable access to vents throughout the house, including closets where returns sometimes live. There is noise while we work a section, similar to a vacuum running, but nothing that requires you to leave.
Air duct cleaning is a different service from dryer vent cleaning, which addresses lint inside your dryer's exhaust line. If your dryer is taking longer than usual, that points to the vent rather than your HVAC ductwork. If you want the coils cleaned too, that is HVAC system cleaning.
The $79 whole-house duct special has a way of turning into $79 a vent once somebody is standing in your hallway. Ours is $55.25 a vent online. You count your HVAC vents and returns yourself before we come out, and the number does not move.
Per vent pricing means you can count the job yourself before anyone arrives, and there is nothing left to discover once we arrive. Every supply and every return gets the line agitated and the debris pulled out.
$55.25 a vent or return booking online, $65 at the regular rate, $150 minimum. Eight vents and two returns is ten times that and nothing else. No upsell waiting at the end of it.
Air vent cleaning covers the supply registers, the return, and the duct run behind them. Air duct sanitization, the optional fogging step, treats the surfaces after the cleaning rather than instead of it.
Large homes are zoned, casitas and guest wings have their own units, and each system has its own supply and return runs. That multiplies both the work and the value, since a zone serving a rarely used wing can sit collecting dust for years and then push it through the house the day it is turned back on.
Properties set against Camelback Mountain and Mummy Mountain also take a steady fine-dust load off the surrounding desert slopes, and that dust gets into ductwork through returns and attic leakage no matter how well the house is kept.
We price per vent and return, so a multi-system home is quoted from an actual count rather than a guess, and you can see exactly what each zone costs. If a system does not need cleaning yet, we tell you that too, and if the air handler or coil needs attention, that is our HVAC system cleaning service.
Every supply and every return, agitated and pulled clean.
Since December 2024, every job Pfaff Cleaning Co. has taken on has been handled by our own team. 500+ jobs later, we are still at a 5.0 on Google.
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Yes, for homes throughout Paradise Valley and the surrounding Scottsdale and Phoenix area.
Same per-vent pricing, just more vents. Count every supply vent and return on both floors, across both systems, and that is your price. A second system does not add a separate fee, and the quote tool prices it in about a minute.
It varies by home. Many homeowners do it every few years, sooner with pets, allergies, a remodel, or nearby construction.
No. Duct cleaning is the ductwork. HVAC system cleaning is the equipment itself, the condenser coil outside and the evaporator coil inside.
Yes. See dryer vent cleaning, from $129 with no visit minimum.
Flexible whip tools, a reverse air ball attachment on a rod system, and compressed air, with vacuum extraction at each register.
We vacuum at each register as we work, so what gets knocked loose comes out instead of resettling deeper in the system.
Most jobs are a few hours depending on home size and the number of vents and returns.
Yes. Sanitizing fogging with Decon 30 is $175 for a home up to three bedrooms and $250 for four to seven. It is not a fix for actual mold growth, and we will tell you if that is what you have.
$55.25 per vent or return online, or $65 regular. A $150 minimum applies per visit, once for the whole visit rather than per service.