Air Duct Cleaning & Inspection
Air duct cleaning and inspection are the normal starting point. A technician documents actual duct conditions with photos and findings.
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Duct & dryer vent services · An evidence-led approach
Uneven comfort?
Start with
your ducts.
Hot upstairs? Cold bedrooms? Weak airflow?
Find out what needs cleaning, repair or a closer look.
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The air you pay to heat and cool
Where is your air going?
Leaky ducts can send conditioned air into your attic, crawlspace, and other unused spaces — instead of the rooms you live in.
Simplified illustrations. An inspection is needed to understand your home’s duct system.
Measured. Documented. Understood.
Know what the findings mean
Better understanding starts with real measurements.
Ask to see
what needs attention.
Ask what was inspected, what was found and which work is recommended. For a leakage test, ask for the method and results—not just a percentage.
Findings before recommendationsEvery home is different. No projected results or savings are presented here.
From questions to a clearer next step
The DuctRx process
A simple way to understand your duct system and explore the right solution.
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Choose your starting point
Go straight to service, or take the optional Score to organize what you notice.
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Start with the evidence
Inspection and, where appropriate, testing guide the work worth discussing.
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Decide what comes next
Understand the recommendation before deciding which work to approve.
Different homes. Different needs.
Your duct service journey
Clean & Inspect → Repair if Needed → Evaluate/Test → Seal if warranted. Start with cleaning and inspection, guided by a technician’s judgment. Further work depends on the evidence and your decision.
Duct Repair
Inspection findings may reveal damaged or disconnected ductwork. A technician explains any recommended repairs before you decide on the work.
Learn more →Duct Leakage Testing
During or after inspection, your technician evaluates the findings and performs or recommends duct leakage testing where appropriate.
Learn more →Advanced Duct Sealing
If findings support sealing, your technician explains the evidence and recommends advanced duct sealing. You decide whether to proceed; not every home needs sealing.
Learn more →Dryer Vent Cleaning
A standalone service or an add-on. Inspection and cleaning address the dryer vent separately from the home’s central duct system.
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Start with your service and property. No appointment is reserved.
A thoughtful approach to your home
Let the findings guide the work
A Score starts a conversation. An inspection provides the evidence for recommendations, and you decide which work to approve.
- Inspection Findings
- Documented Conditions
- Measurements When Appropriate
- Your Approval Before Work
Starting close to home
Built for the
Puget Sound region.
Focused on real homes.
DuctRx is starting with Greater Seattle, helping homeowners better understand their duct systems and explore duct and HVAC services.
Our first marketA little clarity goes a long way
Common questions
Does my Score mean I need duct sealing?
No. Your Score identifies indicators worth investigating. The normal service journey starts with cleaning and inspection, followed by repair if needed and evaluation/testing where appropriate. Sealing is recommended only if findings support it, and you decide whether to proceed.
How much does duct cleaning or sealing cost?
Pricing depends on the home, the duct system, and the work needed. An inspection helps establish the scope before an estimate. Your Score is not a quote or an authorization for work.
Which services can I explore?
Air duct cleaning and inspection, duct repair, duct leakage testing, advanced duct sealing, and dryer vent cleaning. You can explore each service directly or use the optional Score to prepare for a conversation. A request is not a confirmed appointment.
Who contacts me after I submit the assessment?
Completing this assessment does not request contact or book an appointment. No contact information is required. You can print or save your report to share yourself.
Is the DuctRx Score a professional inspection?
No. The DuctRx Score is an informational screening based on your answers. It is not an inspection or diagnosis. A technician must evaluate your actual system.
What areas do you serve?
Greater Seattle and Puget Sound are our first market. Specific service areas will be confirmed before booking opens; an appointment draft does not confirm service availability.
Greater Seattle / Puget Sound
A local start. A bigger vision.
Preparing to serve communities in the Greater Seattle area.
Our initial market focus. Exact ZIP coverage and service availability must be confirmed before arranging service.
Your home. A clearer next step.
Ready to find out what’s really going on?
Whether you’re dealing with uneven temperatures, weak airflow, dirty ducts, damaged ductwork, or just want your system checked, the next step is simple.
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Start with your service and property. No appointment is reserved.