In December, a member of the HVAC cleaning industry published a white paper that was admittedly a rather short read, even for someone not familiar with our industry: Effects of Negative Air Duct Cleaning on Flex Ducts. This has triggered frustration and confusion from members of our industry as to whether or not our trade
Mountain Duct Cleaning was great to work with from inquiry to invoice. Matt Mountain responded to my inquiry the same day with a competitive quote and advised the schedule. On cleaning day, Lucas arrived on-time and politely walked me through the process. He took before and after pictures to show the results. He also saved
I have never in my life been so impressed and grateful!! The two gentlemen were amazing and answered all my questions plus gave me tips. My vents were absolutely disgusting due to contractors being lazy and sweeping everything into the vents throughout my house. My son has been dealing with respiratory issues since November and
I highly recommend Mountain Duct Cleaning. Everything was so easy from initial communication to completion. Rick and Ty were my cleaning team. Rick has 18 years in the business and he likes working with the Mountain family so much he brought his son into the business! And these two were great; polite, respectful, super knowledgeable,
"I highly recommend this Air Duct Cleaning company to anyone. The owner, Matt Mountain, was extremely responsive, informative and got the job done as promised. Even though he wasn't selling $99/whole house cleaning (which is a crock if you do see such an offer) I felt confident in his pricing. I actually inquired with 3
Josh from Hopkins: "Your technician left a little bit ago. I wanted to write to let you know that he was one of the best contractors/service guys I've ever worked with. I told him that, but I thought I would relay it directly to you as well. He was above and beyond anything I expected.
So you've just built or bought your brand new home and you figure: everything is new, so everything must be clean... right? Ideally, yes it is. However, that might not be the case. A lot of the time there can be a significant amount of construction debris that makes its way into the duct system
Posted May 31st 2013 by: Matt Mountain This project was a little different than the typical duct cleaning job. I received a call for a commercial duct cleaning bid at a local jewelry store. They knew their ducts needed to be cleaned because the registers on the ceiling vents were extremely dirty and looked pretty horrible
A couple of months ago I posted a story about finding a large amount of insulation while performing a duct cleaning. I mentioned how surprised I was at the amount of insulation I found, and I wasn't sure if I'd ever see that much again. Well, I should have known better... This time, finding the
This is a great article from the Angie's List Magazine, published in June of 2009. The writer consulted with consumers, the EPA, and the National Air Duct Cleaners Association to compose an article that is very informative for people who are considering hiring an air duct cleaning contractor.??The article highlights the importance for hiring a
