Frostline cleans the air ducts in your home the right way, across coastal Palm Beach County. We use the source-removal method to pull dust, mold, and allergens out of the whole system, not just vacuum the vent covers. You get a free inspection and a flat price up front.
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Most homes don't think about the ducts until something shows up at the vents. If you notice any of these, it's worth having the ducts looked at.
You wipe the vents and they're dusty again within days, or a puff of dust shows when the AC kicks on. That dust is circulating through the ducts and back into the air you breathe.
A musty, moldy smell that hits when the system starts usually means mold or buildup somewhere in the ductwork or the air handler. Florida humidity is what feeds it.
Pull a vent cover off and shine a light inside. Visible mold, black dust, or grime at the registers is a clear sign the ducts are dirty enough to be worth cleaning.
If someone in the house is sneezing, congested, or dusting constantly and nothing seems to help, dirty ducts spreading dust and allergens through the home are often part of it.
Construction kicks drywall dust and debris into the ducts, and a home you just bought carries whatever the last owners left behind, pets included. A clean start is worth it.
A real duct cleaning is more than running a shop vac over the vent covers. We clean the whole system with the source-removal method, so the dust and debris actually leave the house instead of getting stirred around.
We start by looking inside the ducts and the air handler with a camera and a light, so we can show you what's actually in there before we touch anything. The inspection sets the flat price, with no surprises once the work starts.
This is the part that matters. We put the system under negative pressure with a HEPA-filtered vacuum and agitate the ducts with brushes and air whips, so the dust, debris, and allergens get pulled out of the house instead of blown around it. Vacuuming the vent covers alone never does this.
The supply registers, the return ducts, and the air handler all collect buildup. We clean each one, since skipping the returns or the blower just recirculates the grime you paid to remove.
Florida humidity grows mold in ducts. If we find it, we treat the affected sections with an EPA-registered antimicrobial so it doesn't come right back, and we show you where it was. Pairing a cleaning with regular AC maintenance keeps the drain and coil clean so it stays gone.
You see photos of the ducts before and after, so you know the work got done, not just billed for. The price is flat and agreed up front, the opposite of the $49 and $99 specials that balloon into a four-figure invoice once the truck is in your driveway.
Our Process
Call or message Frostline to set up a visit. We'll ask a few questions about the home and what you're noticing at the vents.
We inspect the ducts and the air handler with a camera, show you what's inside, and give you a flat price before any cleaning starts.
We put the system under negative pressure, agitate the ducts, and pull the debris out with a HEPA vacuum. Registers, returns, and the air handler all get cleaned.
We show you photos of the ducts before and after, and walk you through anything worth keeping an eye on. No upsells, no surprise charges.
Air duct cleaning is part of what Frostline does as an AC specialist. The technicians work on residential AC and HVAC systems every day, so cleaning the ducts is cleaning a system they already know inside out. We use the source-removal method and a flat price, not a $99 vacuum and an upsell.
Cleaner ducts mean cleaner air and less dust on everything, which matters in a humid climate where the ducts collect moisture and mold. Frostline cleans air ducts across Delray Beach and coastal Palm Beach County, and a duct cleaning pairs naturally with indoor air quality work when the air itself needs help. Technicians are licensed, insured, and bonded.
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We inspect and show you the ducts before we quote.
Source removal, not a vacuum over the vent covers.
One price up front, no $99 bait-and-switch.
Licensed, insured, and bonded.
Answers to the questions homeowners ask most before booking a duct cleaning.
In a humid climate, usually yes. Florida ducts collect moisture, dust, and mold faster than dry climates, and the air handler pushes whatever is in the ducts back into the house. A real whole-system cleaning clears that out, so the air is cleaner and there's less dust on everything. Done right, it makes a noticeable difference.
Dust that keeps coming back at the vents, a musty smell when the AC runs, visible mold or grime when you pull a register cover, allergies or congestion that won't quit, or a recent renovation or home purchase. If you're seeing a couple of these, it's worth a look.
There's no one-size schedule. Most Florida homes do well with a cleaning every few years, and sooner if you have pets, allergies, a recent renovation, or you've found mold. The humidity here means ducts get dirty faster than in dry climates.
Be careful with those. A $49 or $99 whole-house special almost always means a quick vacuum of the vent covers, then a hard upsell once the tech is inside, with the real bill landing in the hundreds or thousands. We give you one flat price up front for the whole-system source-removal cleaning, so what you're quoted is what you pay.
You can vacuum the vent covers and swap the filter, and you should. But the actual cleaning, pulling debris out of the whole duct system, needs a HEPA vacuum, negative pressure, and the tools to agitate the ducts. Without those, you mostly stir the dust around instead of removing it.
We inspect the ducts and the air handler with a camera, put the system under negative pressure, agitate the ducts, and pull the debris out with a HEPA vacuum. The supply registers, the return ducts, and the air handler all get cleaned, we treat mold if we find it, and you get before-and-after photos. One flat price.
It helps when the dust and mold are in the ducts, which in humid Florida is common. Clearing them out cuts what gets recirculated into the air. If mold is growing because of a leak or a clogged drain in the system itself, though, the fix is an AC repair, not just a cleaning, and we'll tell you which one you're dealing with.