Air Duct Cleaning Sussex, WI
Honest Square Foot Pricing For Sussex Homes
Sussex has grown fast, and new homes come with construction dust in the vents. We clean it out and show you photos of every line.
- Construction Debris
- Dust & Dander
- Nicotine & Odors
- Microbial Growths
No Obligation & No Strings Attached!
We Respond Quickly!Sussex Air Duct Cleaning Service
SimpliHome is your trusted local team for air duct cleaning in Sussex, WI. If you think your ducts are dirty, you have come to the right place. Call us today at (262) 289-1035 for your FREE quote and to get your appointment on the books. Our schedule fills quickly, so book soon or you might be left in the dust!
We clean every kind of residential ductwork in the Sussex area. Whether you own a single story ranch, a two story home, a tri level, a bi level or an exceptionally large home, we have the right tools for your system. Cleaning ducts is not rocket science, but it does take knowledge of your HVAC system and a professional team to do it properly. Our customer reviews show why Sussex homeowners trust SimpliHome.
When you call us, every question gets a friendly, polite answer. Most homeowners have never had their ducts cleaned before, and we are here to guide you through the process. As a customer service company first, we make sure you understand each step and get answers to every question before we begin.
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- Family owned and operated
- Before and after photos of every vent
- 5.0 rated on Google and Facebook
Air Duct Cleaning Video From Sussex, WI Filmed during a Sussex cleaning with our GoPro inside a return trunk line.
Reviewed By Sussex Homeowners
Sussex families have trusted SimpliHome with their ducts and given us a 5.0 rating on Google and Facebook.
Patrick was great to work with. He was very professional, explained the process, and the results are amazing. My house even smells fresher now! It was pretty gross seeing the junk that was in our ducts.RLRyan Lettau
What Sussex Can Count On
Most Sussex homes are newer, but each layout is different. We walk through your house, check the system and clean every supply and return line. Read our reviews to hear it from your neighbors.
We keep our appointments. Expect a friendly crew that will tour your home before we start.
No vent counting and no hidden extras. You know what you will pay before we start.
We screen every team member, so you can trust the people working in your house.
Neighbors give us five stars on Google and Facebook, and we work to keep it that way.
When Sussex Homes Need A Duct Cleaning
Many Sussex homes are newer builds, and drywall dust often settles in the ducts before move in.
Kids, pets and busy households put more dust and dander into the air.
Basement projects send fine dust into the return vents.
Pollen and pet dander collect in the ductwork and circulate all year.
Straight Pricing For Sussex Homes
Complete duct system cleaning. We charge per square foot.
We take each bathroom exhaust fan apart, clean it and put it back working like new.
We vacuum the coils behind or under your fridge so it uses less energy and lasts longer.
Duct cleaning in Sussex costs $0.22 per square foot, so a 2,000 square foot home is $440 and you can check the math before anyone shows up. Most homes only need it every 3 to 5 years, which works out to a small yearly cost for cleaner air.
You pay for clean ducts, not for a sales pitch.
This is an estimate for Sussex homes, built from our published prices. Your free written quote is the price, and it is confirmed before any work starts. Bigger or unusual systems, such as more than one furnace, are priced after we hear the details.
Our Sussex Duct Cleaning Process
Our process in Sussex is the same one we use everywhere, built on NADCA standards. Your system stays under negative air while our whips loosen the dust, so it is pulled out of the house instead of blowing into your rooms.
Every Sussex job ends with before and after photos of each vent, so you see exactly what we cleaned.
A thorough cleaning takes about three to five hours for the average house. See how the visit goes before you book.
- We arrive on time with a smile and introduce ourselves.
- We tour the home to get an idea of the ductwork layout.
- We answer any questions.
- We begin unloading our air duct cleaning system and equipment.
- We turn off the furnace and drill two 8 inch holes in your main trunk lines for our 5000 CFM HEPA vacuum to pull out debris.
- After setup, we start with your return vents on the top floor of the home, then come back and do the supply vents.
- Our high powered air line and whips go to each vent location to clean the entire duct.
- We take before and after photos at each vent to make sure our tools went the right direction and the lines are clean.
- We continue through the home until every line is clean.
- Then we clean the main trunk lines and the furnace.
- We patch all holes with plugs and sheet metal plates.
- We disassemble the equipment and load it back into the truck.
- We clean up after ourselves.
- We present the before and after photos, answer questions and ask for a great review!
What We Use In Sussex Homes
We bring professional negative air equipment to every Sussex home, so the dust we knock loose ends up in our vacuum and not on your furniture.
See The Results In Sussex
Every Sussex cleaning comes with before and after photos of each vent, so you see what came out of a newer home.
Duct Cleaning For Sussex Homes And Businesses
We clean ductwork for Sussex homeowners and for local businesses, following the same NADCA standards on every job.
Residential Air Ducts
For Sussex homeowners, we clean the full duct system of houses, condos and duplexes. We use the same 5000 CFM HEPA negative air equipment, whips and agitation tools on every residential job, and we show you before and after photos of every vent. If it has been more than 3 to 5 years since your last cleaning, your ductwork is due.
Get A Free QuoteCommercial Air Ducts
For Sussex businesses, we clean ductwork in offices, shops and other commercial buildings. Dirty ductwork affects the air your employees and customers breathe every day. Larger systems get the same NADCA standards, the same negative air equipment and the same photo proof. Call us with your building details and we will give you an accurate quote.
Call For A QuoteCommunities Near Sussex
Sussex is in northern Waukesha County, a quick drive from Brookfield. Pick your city to see local service, or call us if you do not see yours.
Duct Cleaning FAQ For Sussex
These are the questions Sussex homeowners ask us most, especially about newer homes. For a deeper look, read our complete guide to duct cleaning.
Air Duct Cleaning Costs in Sussex, WI
Price factors for a duct cleaning in Sussex, Wisconsin include:
- The square footage of your home
- The number of furnaces and trunk lines
- Most homes fall between $425 and $1,000 for a complete and proper cleaning. SimpliHome charges $0.22 per square foot.
How often should air ducts be cleaned in Sussex?
Every 3 to 5 years for most homes. It varies from home to home, and these questions help you decide:
- How long has it been since the last cleaning?
- Do you have pets or children?
- How often do you dust and vacuum?
- Does your home have a lot of clutter?
- Have your carpets, drapes and furniture been cleaned?
How do I know my ductwork needs to be cleaned?
One giveaway is how often you are changing your furnace filter! Also watch out for:
- Dusty vent covers
- Recent construction or remodeling in your home
- Funky smells when your furnace runs
- Rodent droppings around your furnace
- More than 3 to 5 years since the last cleaning
My Sussex home is only a few years old. Do the ducts really need cleaning?
Newer homes often have the most construction debris in the vents. If you see dust blowing out when the furnace starts, a cleaning is worth it.
How do you price a cleaning in Sussex?
We charge $0.22 per square foot for the full system. A 2,000 square foot home is $440.
How much does ductwork cleaning cost?
When you do a quick Google search for costs, you will find national companies offering their insights, but those generalized numbers are often off for our area. Ductwork cleaning costs vary from region to region, and several factors contribute to the cost of cleaning your ducts.
AC duct cleaning cost factors:
- Size of your home measured by square feet
- How many vents your home has
- How many furnaces your house has installed
- Where your HVAC furnace is located (attic, crawl space, basement, etc.)
- Style of home
- Year of home
- Whether your air vent covers are vintage or painted over
Many Wisconsin duct cleaners price by how many vents you have in your home, so counting your vent registers gives you a rough idea of the cost. SimpliHome charges $0.22 per square foot instead, so you can figure out your price before anyone shows up.
Air duct cleaning average costs in Wisconsin:
Be skeptical of flat rate companies. Do your research and ask for lots of photos!
You will more than likely pay a premium for an air duct cleaning from these two types of companies:
HVAC companies: $1,000 to $2,500. Why do they charge so much? Because they can. HVAC companies primarily repair, fix and install furnace systems, and they make far more money on that part of their business, so when a customer asks how much, they throw out a large number hoping you will bite.
Companies with a duct truck: often $1,000 or more. These companies are expensive because of the overhead it takes to maintain the truck and keep a full time crew operating it. You should get a quality cleaning from them, but a duct truck is completely unnecessary for a residential home. That type of equipment works best for commercial air duct cleaning, and they sell you on the WOW factor.
How do I know if my air ducts need to be cleaned?
Your ducts likely need cleaning if you notice any of these signs:
- Vent registers are clogged with dust
- Furnace filters are dirty and need changing every month
- Odors and smells emanating from your vents
- A musty or mildew scent coming from your furnace supply ducts
- Poor airflow coming from the vent covers
- Rodents and other vermin are using your ducting as a home
- Dust settles on your furniture soon after you clean
- 3 to 5 years since your last cleaning
- Pet hair blankets the home
- You recently finished a major renovation
What contributes to a dusty house?
If you think clean air ducts will solve all of your dust issues, consider the other factors that contribute to dust and air quality in your home, especially if you want to spend less time dusting.
- Pets that shed
- Kids coming in and out
- Living near a dirt road
- Your cleaning habits
- Vacuum frequency
- Dusting regularity
- Clutter in your home
- Cleanliness of drapes, carpet, bedding, rugs and other decor
- Changing furnace filters
- Ducts that have not been cleaned in years
Start tackling these cleaning tasks on a regular basis if you want to reduce the dust and allergens floating around your home. Carpet cleaning helps a lot, and we always recommend it to our customers when they have dust issues.
What is air duct cleaning?
Air duct cleaning is the process of removing dirt, debris and other contaminants that circulate through your heating and cooling ductwork and lower the air quality in your home. Professional duct cleaners follow the standards set by the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) to properly clean the supply lines, return lines and furnace. A trained professional with the right equipment is the best way to keep your system running at peak efficiency without recirculating contaminants throughout your home.
Airborne contaminants in your HVAC system include:
- Construction debris
- Drywall dust
- Dust mites
- Decomposing animals and insects
- Rodent feces
- Pet hair and pet dander
- Dead skin cells
- Pollen and other environmental elements
- Microbial growth
- Asbestos (the most harmful contaminant a home can have, so contact a remediation company immediately if you find it)
Homeowners who struggle with allergies often notice a difference once these contaminants are out of the vents. Removing them benefits everyone living in your home. Make sure the company you hire is using the proper equipment!