Air Duct Cleaning & Air Quality Testing in North DeKalb County, GA

Air Duct Cleaning in North DeKalb County, Tested Before and After

Fresh Cleaning Solutions provides air duct cleaning in DeKalb County, GA for homes in Dunwoody and the North DeKalb area around Perimeter Center, with an air test before and a re-test after so you see the difference in real numbers. We are NADCA certified and have been based in Suwanee since 2016.

We want to be straight with you about where we go. DeKalb is a big county, 271 square miles and more than 760,000 people, with Decatur as the county seat. We do not cover all of it. Our DeKalb work is in the northern tip of the county: Dunwoody and the neighborhoods along the Perimeter. Our shop at 530 Highland Station Dr in Suwanee is about 30 minutes away, so same-day visits are often open, and we answer the phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Every North DeKalb air duct cleaning includes:

• A free camera inspection so you see inside your ducts first
• An air test for particles, humidity, VOCs and CO2, before and after
• HEPA-filtered negative-air machine and rotary brushes on every supply and return line
• EPA-registered sanitizer and deodorizer
• A free dryer vent cleaning, which runs $120 to $200 on its own

Where We Work in DeKalb County

Dunwoody. Our home base in DeKalb. The city sits at the very top of the county, bounded by Fulton County on the north and west, I-285 on the south, Peachtree Industrial Boulevard on the southeast and Gwinnett County on the northeast. It became a city in 2008 and has about 51,700 residents.

Around Dunwoody. That covers Perimeter Center and the homes near Perimeter Mall, the Colonial Williamsburg style blocks around Dunwoody Village, Georgetown near the Chamblee line, Dunwoody North, and the wooded streets near Brook Run Park. Offices and apartment buildings around Perimeter Center can see our commercial services.

Perimeter Center spills over the line into Sandy Springs, which we also serve as part of North Fulton County. If you live farther south in DeKalb, call and ask. We will tell you honestly whether we can get there.

Why North DeKalb Homes Collect Dust and Moisture

Homes from the 1960s and 1970s

Dunwoody was farmland until suburban building started in the 1960s. Georgetown went up in the early 1960s, Dunwoody North started in 1963 with ranch, split-level and two-story homes, and Perimeter Mall opened in 1971. That makes a lot of houses here 50 to 60 years old. Many have had their HVAC equipment swapped more than once but still push air through older duct runs, with decades of dust, pet hair and construction debris from remodels inside. These are the homes where our before and after numbers change the most.

Split levels, basements and crawl spaces

Split levels and homes with a basement or partly buried lower level are common in North DeKalb. Lower levels and crawl spaces stay cool and damp in Georgia's humid summers, and ducts that run through them pull that musty air into the rest of the house. If your lower level smells damp, mold testing shows what is in the air, and crawl space encapsulation or a dehumidifier keeps moisture down.

Creeks, big trees and pine pollen

Nancy Creek and other creeks cross North DeKalb on their way to the Chattahoochee, and the area is still heavily wooded. The 1998 tornado that ran from Perimeter Center into Gwinnett damaged thousands of Dunwoody homes and downed tens of thousands of trees, so some houses were rebuilt and others were patched, often with ductwork that was never fully cleaned. Every spring, pine pollen coats everything yellow. Your returns pull it in, it settles in the ducts, and it blows back out every time the system runs. Pollen also grinds into floors, which is why many families pair duct work with carpet cleaning or upholstery cleaning for sofas and mattresses.

Typical Prices and How a Dunwoody Area Visit Works

You get an exact flat rate after the free inspection, with no hidden fees. See all typical prices. Want the full picture first? Our air quality test measures particles, humidity, VOCs and CO2 so you only pay for what your home needs.

1. Test the air. We measure particles, humidity, VOCs and CO2.
2. Camera inspection. You see inside your ducts on screen.
3. Deep clean. Every supply and return line, usually 2 to 4 hours.
4. Sanitize and protect. EPA-registered sanitizer, optional UV treatment.
5. Re-test and report. Before and after numbers and photos.