A professional duct-cleaning technician wearing clean uniform and gloves positioning an inspection camera at a removed low wall return-air grille, neatly arranged vacuum hose and protective floor covering in a bright home
Website notes for duct cleaning companies

Make the cleaning scope and access requirements clear.

Duct-cleaning customers need to understand which parts of a system are included and how a visit is arranged. Your website should explain the service without relying on broad health claims.

Planning notes

What a duct cleaning customer needs to see

Separate air-duct and dryer-vent work if both are offered. Describe access, equipment, and the scope of inspection and cleaning according to your process.

A useful duct cleaning inquiry

Ask about property type, approximate system size if known, requested service, and access constraints. Let the company confirm the work during assessment.

Photos that match duct cleaning work

Use authentic before-and-after examples with clear context. Do not imply that a single dirty-duct photo represents every home or guarantees a health improvement.

These notes are for consultation. They are not a case study. Shipped examples are on the trades page and About.

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