Ocala Duct Cleaning

Complete Air Duct Cleaning is Our Expertise in Central Florida

Your air ducts are an essential system in your residence as they manage airflow and carry air throughout your home. They can turn dirty over time, but unlike the rest of your residence, it’s not hard to forget that they’re there. Several issues can manifest if the ductwork becomes especially dirty or neglected, like insect infestation and air pollution.

Patrick's Heating & Air Conditioning is here to help you breathe fresher air, because regular air duct cleaning is work our knowledgeable professionals are great at. They’re licensed to provide professional air duct cleaning in Ocala.

With our 100% satisfaction guarantee,* you’ll get the peace of mind that we’ll keep working until we achieve your expectations. Your air vents are the lungs of your residence, and we want to keep the air you take in as fresh as possible.

Please call our helpful Patrick's Heating & Air Conditioning support staff if you need to schedule an air duct cleaning service. They’re here day or night to take your call at (352) 329-3740.

5 Clues You Need Air Duct Cleaning

You might not know your air vents are turning dirty in the first place. It’s difficult to notice when they’re behind walls and ceilings of your house. Patrick's Heating & Air Conditioning has created a list that can help you determine if you should get air duct cleaning services in Ocala. Some of the most frequently experienced include:

1. Replacing the air filter more often. Every HVAC system’s air filters should be changed often. But when the air ducts themselves are dirty, you could have an issue that even the best air filter can’t fix. Reach us at (352) 329-3740 for an air duct cleaning analysis.
2. Air registers and vent openings are very dusty. If the places near the registers are dusty there’s a chance it’s grimier inside the air ducts. Check for excessive dirt, which may create health issues.
3. Inconsistent airflow. Have you felt a variation in one or multiple rooms’ temperature? Dust may be reducing proper airflow to certain parts of your house.
4. New construction or add-ons. If your residence is new or recently updated, construction dust can build up in the air ducts and impact your indoor air quality.