Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning Mission, Texas

Professional Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning Services in Mission, TX

Manufactured and mobile homes often have dryer vents and air ducts running beneath the home, where dirt, moisture, and pests get in. We inspect the dryer vent line and the underbelly ductwork. Our technicians brush the full dryer vent and make sure it exits outside the skirting. We connect a HEPA negative air machine and clean the main duct line and branches. Torn or disconnected duct sections are noted for repair. The dryer vent termination is checked for nests. We test airflow in both systems. The specific air duct and dryer vent cleaning services we provide in Mission are listed below.

Whole House Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning in Mission

Homes that have never had professional cleaning usually carry years of dust in the ducts and packed lint along the full dryer exhaust line. Our crew starts with a camera inspection of the supply trunks, return lines, and dryer vent to record their condition. We clean every supply register, return grille, and branch duct back to the air handler under negative pressure. The dryer gets pulled away from the wall and disconnected, and the exhaust line gets cleaned end to end with a rotary brush and compressed air. Technicians finish by checking airflow at the exterior dryer hood and at several supply registers. Both systems move air freely, and laundry dries in a single cycle again.

Residential Air Duct Cleaning in Mission

Pet dander, skin cells, and household dust pass through return grilles and settle along the inside walls of your ductwork every day. Our technician removes each register, inspects the boot, and cuts a sealed access port into the main supply trunk. A truck-mounted HEPA vacuum connects to that port and places the system under negative pressure. Rotary brushes and air whips then travel through each branch line and push loosened dust toward the vacuum. After the cleaning, the access port gets closed with a metal patch and foil tape. Rooms receive cleaner air, and less dust settles on furniture between cleanings.

Dryer Vent Cleaning in Mission

Lint slips past the dryer's lint screen on every load and builds up inside the exhaust duct, especially at elbows and long horizontal runs. Our technician pulls the dryer forward, disconnects the transition hose, and measures airflow at the exterior hood with an anemometer. We feed a rotary brush on flexible rods through the full vent line from the laundry side while a vacuum captures lint at the opening. Compressed air then pushes the remaining debris out through the exterior hood. The technician also cleans the lint trap housing inside the dryer cabinet, where lint collects near the heating element. Your dryer finishes loads faster and runs cooler after the cleaning.

Roof Dryer Vent Cleaning in Mission

Dryer vents that exit through the roof push lint uphill, so heavy lint settles in the vertical run and packs behind the rooftop cap. Our technician climbs to the roof, removes the vent cap, and inspects the opening for lint, bird nests, and debris. We clear the cap and run a rotary brush down the vertical duct while a second technician vacuums lint at the dryer connection. Screened or damaged caps get replaced with a louvered roof cap made for dryer exhaust, because building codes prohibit screens on dryer vent terminations. The dryer pushes air out through the roof freely, and lint no longer builds up behind the cap with roof dryer vent cleaning.

Dryer Vent Transition Hose Replacement in Mission

Foil and vinyl transition hoses crush easily when the dryer is pushed against the wall, and a crushed hose traps lint right behind the machine. Our technician inspects the hose for kinks, tears, and lint packed inside the folds. We replace it with a semi-rigid aluminum transition duct cut to fit your laundry space. Each end gets secured with a metal clamp at the dryer outlet and the wall connection. For tight spaces, we fit a low-profile periscope connector that lets the dryer sit closer to the wall without pinching the duct. After the replacement, hot air leaves the dryer freely and the space behind the machine stays clear of loose lint, making dryer vent replacement a practical solution for improving airflow and maintaining a safer laundry setup.

Air Handler Cleaning in Mission

Dust that bypasses the air filter coats the blower wheel and evaporator coil, which cuts airflow before air ever reaches the ducts. Our technician shuts off power, removes the air handler access panel, and inspects the blower, coil, and drain pan. We clean each blower wheel blade with brushes and a HEPA vacuum, then apply a coil cleaner to the evaporator coil followed by a low-pressure rinse. The drain pan and condensate line get cleared to prevent overflow. Cleaning the air handler during the same visit keeps blower dust off the newly cleaned ductwork. The system delivers stronger airflow at each register and puts less strain on the blower motor.

Duct Sanitizing in Mission

Humid homes give mold and bacteria a surface to grow on inside ductwork, and the odor spreads through every room the system serves. After mechanical cleaning removes the dust layer, our technician applies an EPA-registered antimicrobial through the supply and return ducts with a fogging unit. The mist reaches the interior surfaces of the branch lines and the main trunk. We keep the HVAC system off while the product settles, then run the fan to clear any remaining vapor. Sanitizing always follows a full cleaning, since the treatment needs direct contact with the duct surface to work. Musty odors fade, and the air coming through each vent smells clean.

Dryer Vent Inspection in Mission

Lint clogs, crushed sections, and disconnected joints often hide inside walls or ceilings where you cannot see them. Our technician feeds an inspection camera through the full dryer exhaust line to check each joint, elbow, and section. We measure the total vent length and count the elbows to confirm the run stays within the dryer manufacturer's maximum length. The camera footage shows any lint buildup, bird nests, or separated joints that need attention. We also check that the exterior hood flap opens fully and closes when the dryer stops. You receive the inspection results with photos and a clear list of any repairs your vent needs. For a complete dryer vent hose replacement or dryer vent hose installation, ask the technician during the same visit.

Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning Near Me in Mission, TX

Homeowners searching for dryer vent and air duct cleaning near me want one local crew that handles both jobs in the same appointment. Mission Air Duct Cleaning serves Mission and nearby areas including Sharyland Plantation, Bentsen Palm, and Cimarron with two-person crews and truck-mounted equipment. Call (281) 369-9376 to book your combined cleaning today.

Air Duct and Dryer Vent Cleaning Cost in Mission, TX

Booking both services in one visit lowers the combined price because the crew sets up equipment only once. Most homes pay $400 to $750 for a full duct cleaning bundled with a dryer vent cleaning, compared with about $500 to $900 when the two services are booked on separate days. Your technician at Mission Air Duct Cleaning confirms a flat package price before work begins, with rates starting.