Your building’s HVAC system is the lungs of your facility. Over time, dust, debris, and contaminants build up inside air handlers, coils, and ducts — choking performance, raising energy costs, degrading indoor air quality, and affecting indoor thermal comfort. We restore your system to original design airflow and efficiency, helping you save energy, extend equipment life, and deliver cleaner, healthier air to every occupant.
Our founder and President, Bill Lundquist, is one of the first people in the country to pioneer innovative HVAC cleaning techniques, including the design of the first high-power vacuum system for air duct cleaning. As a founding member of NADCA, He literally wrote the book on proper cleaning techniques for commercial HVAC systems. Today Bill and his two sons operate…
We clean condensing units for Data Centers and set up regular intervals with our customized maintenance programs. We also clean Indoor air handlers in the data center and we clean the raised floor plenums. We have customized coil cleaning tools and techniques for cleaning the indoor coils without danger to the Servers.
We clean and perform maintenance on HVAC equipment in all Manufacturing and Industrial Facilities. Some examples are Food Manufacturers, Processing plants, Beverage manufacturing plants, Power Plants, Warehouses, Mining operations and many more.
We clean large supply, return, exhaust and fresh Air HVAC systems that service pool areas, gymnasiums, fitness rooms and locker rooms that are found in these facilities. These HVAC systems tend to get more contaminated than HVAC systems found in other buildings due to the moisture in air and high amounts of traffic and the lint that is released from towels. Cleaning and maintaining the HVAC systems in these buildings is mandatory for comfort and Indoor Air Quality management.
We inspect your system: air-handlers, coils, ducts, exhaust/fresh air systems and provide a clear scope of work, timeline, access requirements and estimated benefits.
We record baseline conditions (photos, measurements if applicable) to establish the “before” state.
Using professional equipment, isolation measures (where needed), HEPA‐vacuuming, coil cleaning, duct agitation, blower/fan cleaning, drain pan sanitizing, fresh-air intake cleaning, etc.
We show the “after” state (photos, measurements) demonstrate improvements (e.g., restored airflow, reduced pressure drop) and deliver a cleaning report and maintenance recommendations.
We schedule follow-up inspections, recommend cleaning intervals, assist in setting up monitoring/ maintenance logs and help you build a proactive maintenance strategy.
