Duct Cleaning Cost and Price Guide for Suwanee and Gwinnett, GA

How Much Does Air Duct Cleaning Cost in Gwinnett?

Duct cleaning cost at Fresh Cleaning Solutions typically runs $200 to $300 for a home with up to 10 vents and $300 to $500 for a whole home. Dryer vent cleaning comes free with every air duct cleaning, and you get the exact flat rate after a free inspection, before any work starts.

That price covers the real job. We remove and inspect your vents, run a camera through the ducts, and clean every supply and return line with a HEPA-filtered negative-air machine and rotary brushes. Then we sanitize and deodorize with an EPA-registered product and hand you before and after photos. Most homes take 2 to 4 hours.

We are NADCA certified, locally owned in Suwanee since 2016, and rated 4.9 stars from 501 Google reviews. We serve Gwinnett, Forsyth and North Fulton, including Sandy Springs and Dunwoody. See the full air duct cleaning process or the areas we serve.

Our Full Price Table for Every Service

Here is the duct cleaning cost next to every other service we offer, all on one table. These are typical ranges, not teaser prices. Every job gets a flat rate after a free inspection, and that number is what you pay.

The air quality test measures particles, humidity, VOCs and CO2, so you know what you are breathing before you spend money fixing anything. Want testing, cleaning and a re-test in one visit? That is our Home Air Quality Check. Repairs, remediation and equipment get a flat rate once we see the job, because the work depends on what we find. Commercial jobs get a free walkthrough first, and we can work after hours and on weekends. Check the current specials too.

What Moves Your Duct Cleaning Cost Within the Range

Two homes on the same street can land at different ends of the range. Here is what decides where yours falls:

• Home size. More square footage means more duct runs to clean. A condo or small ranch sits near the low end. A large two-story home with two HVAC systems sits near the top.
• Number of vents. Every supply and return vent is a line we brush and vacuum. Up to 10 vents is one tier. Past that, the whole home rate applies.
• Attic and crawl space access. Ductwork in attics and crawl spaces is common around Suwanee. Tight crawl spaces, hot attics and hard-to-reach runs take more time than ducts in an open basement.
• How dirty the ducts are. Normal dust cleans fast. Heavy construction dust, pet hair, pine pollen buildup or debris from pests takes longer.
• Add-ons you choose. Sanitizing, UV treatment and coil cleaning are separate line items. You see each one and decide before we start.

Dryer vent pricing works the same way. A short run straight out a laundry room wall sits near $120. A long run up through the attic to the roof sits closer to $200. Most dryer vents take about an hour. Whatever your home needs, you see the flat rate before we start, and that number does not change once the work begins.

What Is Always Free

Some things never show up on your bill, and none of them get folded into your duct cleaning cost later:

• The estimate. You get a flat rate up front at no charge, with no obligation to book.
• The duct camera inspection. Free with any service. You see inside your ducts on the screen and decide from there.
• Dryer vent cleaning with duct cleaning. Book air duct cleaning and the dryer vent is free. On its own it runs $120 to $200, so that is real money saved.
• Before and after photos. Every job, so you see exactly what came out.

Why $99 Duct Cleaning Specials End Up Costing More

You have seen the ads: whole-house duct cleaning for $99. No company can clean every supply and return line in a home for that and stay in business. The $99 price is the bait. The switch happens once the crew is inside.

Here is how it usually goes. The $99 covers a few vents, often with a quick vacuum at the register. Then come the extras: a charge per vent past the first few, a charge for the main trunk line, a charge for the return, a "mold treatment" pitched on the spot, and pressure to decide right now. A $99 job ends at several hundred dollars, often more than an honest whole-home duct cleaning cost, and the ducts still are not fully clean.

To compare quotes fairly, ask every company these questions:

1. Is it a flat rate? Get one price for the whole home, in writing, before work starts.
2. Does it cover every supply and return line? Not just the registers you can see.
3. What equipment do you use? Look for a negative-air machine and rotary brushes, not a shop vacuum.
4. Do I get photos or a camera inspection? Proof the work was done.
5. Are you NADCA certified? That is the duct cleaning industry standard.

Our answer to all five is yes. Get your exact flat rate with a free estimate, or call (678) 609-8713 for same-day service.