THE AIR THROUGH YOUR ROOMS
Air duct cleaning
Inspection-led cleaning of accessible supply and return ducts. Start with what is inside, then agree the right scope for your home.
Dust, debris & post-remodel concernsExplore service FOR YOUR HOME · LOS ANGELESAir duct & dryer
Air duct & dryer
vent cleaning.
For the home
you love.
Thoughtful care for your air ducts, dryer vents, filters and HVAC system. A clear plan for the spaces you live in, from apartments to family homes and estates.
Free estimate · Written scope before work begins
HOME AIR CARE, CONSIDEREDA little care.
A little care.
In all the right places.
Choose the system that needs attention. Each service begins with your home, the condition of the equipment and a scope you can understand.
BEYOND THE LINT TRAP
Dryer vent cleaning
Care for the exhaust path behind your dryer. Discuss lint build-up, the vent route, exterior access and the connections included.
Laundry exhaust & accessible vent runsExplore serviceCARE FOR WHAT COLLECTS THE DUST
Electrostatic filters
Identify your filter type and the care it needs. Reusable electrostatic collector cells require a different approach from disposable filters.
Inspection, compatibility & maintenanceExplore service
THE SYSTEM BEHIND YOUR COMFORT
HVAC system cleaning
Look beyond the vents. Discuss accessible air-handler components and connected ductwork, with each included item clearly identified.
A component-by-component written scopeExplore serviceFROM THE PAC PHOTO ARCHIVEThe work you see.
The work you see.
The care behind it.
Actual field photos: the preparation, the equipment and the build-up inside the systems. A closer look at what goes into the work.
How we plan your service
Individual photos from the PAC work archive. Conditions and service scope vary by property.
A GOOD PLAN COMES FIRSTYour home.
Your home.
Your questions.
Our full attention.
From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, know what is included and what comes next.
Let’s plan your service- 01
Tell us about your home
Share your city, the service you need, the number of systems and what you have noticed. Mention a recent remodel, access restrictions or special finishes.
- 02
Agree the scope before work
Confirm the accessible areas and components, the cleaning approach, price and any limitations. Additional findings should be discussed before extra work is approved.
- 03
Prepare, clean and review
Plan a safe work area and protection for the surroundings. Review the completed scope, any areas that could not be accessed and the next care steps for your equipment.
CLOSE TO HOMELos Angeles homes.
Los Angeles homes.
Local attention.
Residential air-care service across Los Angeles and nearby communities. Share your ZIP code, system details and access needs to confirm coverage and scheduling.
Explore all service areasWhich home air-care service should I start with?
Describe what you have noticed: visible debris at a register, dust after a remodel, a dryer taking longer than usual, or a filter that needs attention. PAC can discuss an inspection and help identify the appropriate service. Air duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning address separate systems.
How much does home air duct or dryer vent cleaning cost?
The number of HVAC systems, duct or vent access, condition and included components affect the estimate. Share your ZIP code, property type and the service you need. Ask for a written scope and price before work begins; any additional work should be discussed before approval.
Does every home need routine air duct cleaning?
No single schedule fits every home. The condition of the system and the reason for cleaning matter. Visible contamination, substantial debris or recent construction may warrant an assessment. Cleaning does not replace moisture correction, equipment repairs or regular filter maintenance.
Can you coordinate service for a condo, apartment or estate?
Discuss permission, parking, building work hours and equipment access before scheduling. For a condo or apartment, confirm which systems belong to your unit and which are shared. For estates or homes with several HVAC systems, identify each system and the person authorized to approve the work.
Do I need to prepare my home before the visit?
Clear a safe route to accessible vents, the dryer and HVAC equipment. Let PAC know about delicate finishes, pets, attic access, stairs or gate arrangements. Confirm the agreed work areas and any furniture protection with the team before service.
Can cleaning guarantee better health or fix weak airflow?
Cleaning can remove accumulated debris from the areas included in the work. Health and airflow outcomes depend on many factors, so they cannot be guaranteed. Weak airflow, persistent odors or moisture may need a separate HVAC assessment. PAC can discuss the scope and any limitations before you book.
For general guidance on when duct cleaning may be appropriate, see the EPA’s homeowner guide.
LET’S TAKE CARE OF HOMEA little more care.
A little more care.
Starts right here.
Tell us about your home. We’ll help you plan the next step.
A QUIET MOMENT, JUST FOR YOUImagine two minutes
Imagine two minutes
without a breath.
Now notice the one you are taking.
Relax your shoulders. Follow the gentle rhythm, or breathe naturally at your own comfortable pace.
A home holds our everyday lives. Its air deserves a little love, too.
Why we care about every breathLet your shoulders soften.
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