Duct Cleaning Services
Professional Duct Cleaning in Houston, TX
When it comes to maintaining a clean and efficient HVAC system, duct cleaning plays a crucial role. Horizon Air Solutions is Houston’s trusted provider of professional duct cleaning services.
We’re a family-owned and -operated company dedicated to customer satisfaction and providing top-quality service to ensure clean and fresh air throughout your home.
We offer same-day service, free estimates on service calls and replacements, and coupons for added value.
The Importance of Clean Air Ducts
Clean ducts are essential for HVAC system performance and indoor air quality. Over time, dust, dirt, pollen, pet dander, and other contaminants accumulate within the ductwork. These particles can restrict airflow, reducing the efficiency of your HVAC system.
Dirty ducts can also release these contaminants into the air, leading to poor indoor air quality. Regular duct cleaning helps remove these pollutants, allowing your HVAC system to function optimally while promoting healthier indoor air.
Call Horizon Air Solutions at (346) 988-2977 to schedule duct cleaning services for your Houston home.
Signs It’s Time To Clean Your Ducts
Wondering if it’s time to schedule a professional duct cleaning? Keep an eye out for these signs:
- Excessive dust: If you find yourself constantly dusting your home despite regular cleaning, it may mean your air ducts need attention.
- Allergy flare-ups: Increased allergies or respiratory issues could be a sign of contaminated air circulating through dirty ducts.
- Visible mold growth: If you notice visible mold growth inside your ducts or on other HVAC components, immediate duct cleaning is necessary to prevent further spread.
- Unpleasant odors: Lingering unpleasant odors from your vents can indicate mold, mildew, or other contaminants in your ductwork.
- Reduced airflow: If some rooms feel significantly less comfortable than others or you notice weak airflow from your vents, it could be due to duct blockages that require cleaning.
How Often Should Air Ducts Be Cleaned?
The frequency of air duct cleaning depends on various factors such as the environment, the presence of pets, allergies, and the age of the ductwork. As a general guideline:
- Every 3 to 5 years: For most homes, where there are no special circumstances like heavy pet shedding or allergies, this frequency is often sufficient.
- Every 2 to 3 years: If you have pets that shed a lot or if there are individuals in the household with allergies or respiratory issues, more frequent cleaning may be necessary.
- Annually or semi-annually: In environments where there's significant dust, construction, or renovation work ongoing, more frequent cleaning may be required.
Regularly inspect your ductwork for signs such as dust buildup, unusual odors, or poor airflow. Consider cleaning if needed, especially when moving into a new space to remove construction debris or residue from previous occupants.
Contact Horizon Air Solutions at (346) 988-2977 to schedule duct cleaning.
What Causes Dirty Air Ducts?
Cooling and heating your home involves air passing through the ducts. Along the way, dust, pet dander, pollen, and other particles can accumulate and settle within the ductwork.
Regular activities such as cooking, cleaning, and even pet hair can further add to the buildup. It’s important to address these issues through professional duct cleaning to maintain optimal air quality.
Commonly Asked Questions
Can I clean my air ducts myself?
While there are DIY air duct cleaning kits available, professional duct cleaning is highly recommended. Professional technicians have the right tools and expertise to thoroughly clean your ducts, ensuring that all contaminants are removed and that the system is functioning optimally.
How long does a professional duct cleaning service take?
The duration of a professional duct cleaning service can vary based on several factors, including the size of your home and the condition of your ductwork. Typically, a thorough duct cleaning can take anywhere from 2 to 4 hours.
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Why Choose Horizon Air Solutions?
When it comes to duct cleaning in Houston, TX, Horizon Air Solutions is the trusted name you can rely on. As a licensed and insured company and a family-owned and -operated business, we prioritize personalized service, and our background-checked technicians ensure your peace of mind.
With our ability to service all brands, upfront pricing, and commitment to same-day service, we strive to exceed your expectations.
Choose Horizon Air Solutions for your duct cleaning needs and breathe cleaner air in your home.
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Commonly Asked Questions
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- Without maintenance, your HVAC system will last about 10 years. If you’ve recently had two or more repairs to your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, it’s time to replace your heating system. A heating unit is a big financial investment. Fall furnace maintenance saves money by keeping your system running more efficiently for longer.
- The winter storm of 2021 is proof that we should keep our heating systems in good condition!
- If you have questions about heating system maintenance, call (346) 988-2977 or contact Horizon Air Solutions.
- If your AC breaks and it’s more than 90 degrees outside, that’s an emergency. If your boiler, furnace, or heating system breaks and it’s 40 degrees or below, that’s an emergency too.
- Signs to look for include:
- Air blows cool when you need warm air.
- HVAC system won’t turn on.
- If your heating unit turns on and off, this is called short-cycling, and it’s an emergency in minus 40-degree weather.
- Noises (clicking, clunking) can indicate an emergency.
- Odd smell — if it’s the odor of burning plastic/electronics, don’t delay. If you smell gas, call your utility company, then call us ASAP.
- Puddles or drips under your heating unit can be a frozen coil or refrigerant leak.
- You suspect you have a furnace carbon monoxide leak:
- Brown/yellow stains around the pilot light area of the unit.
- Pilot light keeps blowing out.
- You notice a gas-like exhaust smell.
- If you didn’t schedule fall heating maintenance, it’s not uncommon to smell burning dust the first time you turn on your heating unit. Odors you should be concerned about are:
- Burning plastic/electrical: Turn off your heating system immediately and call Horizon Air for emergency heating repair.
- Chemical/formaldehyde: A crack in the heat exchanger can cause this odor; it’s an emergency.
- Lingering odors: We have several solutions for “bad air.” The overwhelming smell of cooking grease, cigarette smoke, or pet urine isn’t an emergency, but it isn’t healthy, either. Schedule an indoor air quality assessment.
- Metallic: A heating unit component may be overheating. Turn the unit off and call us.
- Mold/mildew or “dirty socks”: This is not an emergency, but it’s a health risk. Schedule an HVAC inspection.
- Rotten eggs: This may indicate a gas leak. Turn off your heating unit, open windows, and call your utility company. Then call Horizon Air.
- Sewage: This is dangerous. It means a sewage line is leaking into some area of your heating system. Call us, but we may advise you to call a plumber before scheduling an emergency repair.
- Smoke: Turn off your heating system and call us ASAP.
- Without maintenance, your HVAC system will last about 10 years. If you’ve recently had two or more repairs to your furnace, boiler, or heat pump, it’s time to replace your heating system. A heating unit is a big financial investment. Fall furnace maintenance saves money by keeping your system running more efficiently for longer.
- The winter storm of 2021 is proof that we should keep our heating systems in good condition!
- If you didn’t schedule fall heating maintenance, it’s not uncommon to smell burning dust the first time you turn on your heating unit. Odors you should be concerned about are:
- Burning plastic/electrical: Turn off your heating system immediately and call Horizon Air for emergency heating repair.
- Chemical/formaldehyde: A crack in the heat exchanger can cause this odor; it’s an emergency.
- Lingering odors: We have several solutions for “bad air.” The overwhelming smell of cooking grease, cigarette smoke, or pet urine isn’t an emergency, but it isn’t healthy, either. Schedule an indoor air quality assessment.
- Metallic: A heating unit component may be overheating. Turn the unit off and call us.
- Mold/mildew or “dirty socks”: This is not an emergency, but it’s a health risk. Schedule an HVAC inspection.
- Rotten eggs: This may indicate a gas leak. Turn off your heating unit, open windows, and call your utility company. Then call Horizon Air.
- Sewage: This is dangerous. It means a sewage line is leaking into some area of your heating system. Call us, but we may advise you to call a plumber before scheduling an emergency repair.
- Smoke: Turn off your heating system and call us ASAP.
- If your AC breaks and it’s more than 90 degrees outside, that’s an emergency. If your boiler, furnace, or heating system breaks and it’s 40 degrees or below, that’s an emergency too.
- Signs to look for include:
- Air blows cool when you need warm air.
- HVAC system won’t turn on.
- If your heating unit turns on and off, this is called short-cycling, and it’s an emergency in minus 40-degree weather.
- Noises (clicking, clunking) can indicate an emergency.
- Odd smell — if it’s the odor of burning plastic/electronics, don’t delay. If you smell gas, call your utility company, then call us ASAP.
- Puddles or drips under your heating unit can be a frozen coil or refrigerant leak.
- You suspect you have a furnace carbon monoxide leak:
- Brown/yellow stains around the pilot light area of the unit.
- Pilot light keeps blowing out.
- You notice a gas-like exhaust smell.
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