Supply ducts
The passages that deliver heated or cooled air from the system to the rooms.
Residential duct cleaning
Whole-home duct cleaning across Greater Montreal, with published residential pricing and documentation from your visit.
5.0 on Google 9 reviewsWhat the service covers
A vent is a supply or return opening in the home. The standard visit includes ten vents and the accessible duct network connected to them.
The passages that deliver heated or cooled air from the system to the rooms.
The passages that pull room air back toward the furnace or air handler.
The accessible covers at supply and return openings, cleaned as part of the visit.
The distribution chambers near the furnace or air handler, when the system and access allow.
During the visit
The visit follows the system from inspection to documented result. The technician confirms access before any cleaning begins.
At arrival
Review the system, count the vents, confirm access, and inspect the reachable sections.
Before cleaning
Protect nearby work areas and accessible openings, then set up the cleaning equipment for the home’s duct layout.
During cleaning
Work through the confirmed accessible network and its openings to remove reachable ordinary dust and debris.
Before leaving
Review the accessible final condition and share the camera images or footage and before-and-after documentation.
The equipment setup depends on the home’s duct layout and access. The technician confirms the reachable sections before cleaning begins.
Customer proof
You receive documentation from your own system—not photos from a different type of service.
Simple residential pricing
$299
Ten vents, the inspection, and customer documentation are included.
When to consider it
Practical details
A standard home is $299 for up to 10 supply and return vents. Each vent above 10 adds $15. The camera inspection is included.
The visit covers the accessible components listed above, camera inspection, and before-and-after documentation. Ten vents are included in the standard price.
Clear access to the furnace or air handler and to the vents, move fragile items away from grilles, secure pets, and tell Climeo about renovation work, water damage, or unusual contamination before the visit.
The technician documents accessible sections during the visit and shares the available images or footage with you. It is not an air-quality or building inspection.
Yes, once the work is complete, ordinary construction dust can be included. Asbestos, significant mould, and other hazardous contamination require the appropriate specialist.
Useful signs include visible debris at a supply or return opening, completed renovation work, or an unknown maintenance history after moving. Describe what you see when booking so Climeo can confirm the appropriate service.