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Air ducts, air exchangers, heat pumps, dryer vents, carpets and upholstery — residential and commercial, across Greater Montreal. NADCA and IICRC certified, over 25 years in business, and service in English.
What we do
The air you breathe should be clean. Poorly maintained ducts recirculate everything that settles in them — our certified technicians take care of it.
Ductwork is the only system in a house that touches every room at once.
Read more →In a commercial space the ventilation network almost never stops: it runs through every business hour, for dozens of people, often for years without anyone opening a duct.
Read more →A home rarely has one appliance that touches the air; it often has four: the furnace and its ducts, the air exchanger, the dryer, and more and more a wall-mounted heat pump.
Read more →Since the Quebec Construction Code began requiring mechanical air renewal in new dwellings, the air exchanger has become the appliance that air quality depends on in most recent condos and homes on the island and in the suburbs.
Read more →The wall-mounted heat pump has become the default cooling appliance in Greater Montreal, in houses and condos alike.
Read more →A wall air conditioner used only in summer spends eight months switched off, damp inside, with last autumn’s dust.
Read more →This is the cheapest and most often postponed service in the catalogue — and the one whose consequences are the most serious.
Read more →A carpet holds whatever the air drops: it is the largest passive filter in a home, and it eventually saturates.
Read more →A sofa takes in daily what a carpet takes in over a month, concentrated on a few seats: sweat, skin oils, hair-product residue, crumbs, pet hair.
Read more →A disaster leaves two traces: the one you see and the one that circulates.
Read more →Deep cleaning is the one people put off because the scale is discouraging: a house after renovations, a unit to restore between leases, a commercial space changing hands.
Read more →Our method
A 4,000 CFM dust collector is connected directly to the main trunk line. Everything dislodged during the job travels into the machine, not into your living room. This is what separates a real cleaning from a vacuum run over the grilles.
Every floor register and every return grille gets a compressed-air jet that lifts deposits all the way to the back of the branch. Nothing is skipped: the number of outlets is counted at the start and checked at the end.
The main trunks, where dust compacts the most, are mechanically brushed. This is the step the NADCA standard requires and the one discount offers almost always skip.
An antibacterial product is applied under pressure through the network. It is safe for occupants and pets once the job is done; an unscented version is available on request for sensitive individuals.
These are real photographs from a Greater Montreal job — the same duct, before and after. No staging, no stock images.
Credentials
We display only the certifications we hold the paperwork for. Anything we could not prove has been taken off this site.
The world standard for air duct cleaning
Certified cleaning and restoration techniques
Safe products and practices
Certified business — service excellence
Service area
Over 33 cities, six days a week. Each city below has its own page: what changes locally, and why.
Before you call
Yes, and with no obligation. You get a figure before anything starts. If what we find on site differs from what was described on the phone, we talk to you before continuing — never after.
Because a posted price would be wrong half the time. Cost depends on the number of outlets, the surface area, the actual condition of the system and access. Publishing a teaser price you then do not honour is precisely what Quebec’s Consumer Protection Act forbids. Call 514 505-2500 — most quotes are settled in a few minutes on the phone.
Payment is made at the end of the job, once you have seen the work. Accepted methods are confirmed when we quote.
Travel is included in the quote and no extra amount appears afterwards. For the farthest areas — Vaudreuil-Dorion, the eastern end of the north shore — we favour grouping several services into one visit, which is what keeps the cost reasonable.
All of Greater Montreal: the entire island of Montreal, Laval, the South Shore (Longueuil, Brossard, Boucherville, Châteauguay, Chambly, Beloeil, Saint-Bruno, Candiac, Varennes), the north shore (Terrebonne, Repentigny, Blainville, Boisbriand, Sainte-Thérèse, Saint-Eustache, Mirabel, L’Assomption), the West Island (Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Pierrefonds-Roxboro, Kirkland, Pointe-Claire, Dorval, Beaconsfield) and west as far as Vaudreuil-Dorion. For the Laurentians and the Argenteuil RCM, our Gore branch answers at 514 705-8893.
Yes. A large part of our clientele in the West Island, Côte Saint-Luc, Brossard and Greenfield Park is English-speaking, and our technicians serve them in English. Call 514 505-2500.
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