Air Duct Cleaning in Kingwood, TX

The Livable Forest, Six Miles Up the Road

Kingwood is about 6 miles northeast of our Humble office, reached by US 59 and then Kingwood Drive or Northpark Drive. It is known as "The Livable Forest" for good reason: tall pines, a long network of greenbelt trails and neighborhoods set among the trees. Lake Houston and the West Fork of the San Jacinto River border much of the area.

Trees Overhead, Debris Underfoot

All that forest is beautiful, and it also produces a lot of material. Pine pollen in spring turns cars yellow-green. Needles, leaves and seed pods land on roofs and around exterior vents. For homeowners in Kingwood, two spots deserve regular attention:

The return side of the HVAC system. Pollen and fine debris that come in through doors and windows collect on return grilles and filters first.
The dryer vent exit. Exterior caps under trees can clog with lint mixed with leaves or nesting material, and a blocked cap keeps hot, moist air in the duct.

Older Neighborhoods and Newer Villages

Kingwood developed over several decades, so the age of a house depends on which village it is in. Earlier neighborhoods have many homes from the 1970s and 1980s, while later sections are newer. Older houses may still have original ductwork, sometimes with additions from remodels. Homes in low areas that have had water in past floods are a separate case: if ducts or insulation got wet, the EPA advises checking and replacing soaked materials, and any suspected mold should go to a mold professional before cleaning.

Once that is settled, our basic air duct cleaning is $199 for up to 10 vents, and deep duct cleaning is $59.99 per vent for homes that need more detailed work. Dryer vent cleaning starts at $99.

Services and prices

Dryer Vent Cleaning ($99 up to 10 ft, then $15 per additional foot)
Air Duct Cleaning ($199 up to 10 vents, then $29 per additional vent)
Deep Duct Cleaning ($59.99 per vent)

Other areas: Atascocita, Porter, Aldine, Spring, all areas.