residential · Florida residence
Protected return-air cleaning setup
Residential Air Duct Cleaning
Residential and commercial gallery
See how a controlled cleaning setup should look.
Browse illustrative residential ducts, commercial ducts, and dryer-vent setups. These images do not prove completed customer jobs.
Gallery disclosure: These are representative staging images created for the website, not verified customer job photos. Replace them with owner-approved, consent-cleared recent jobsite photography before describing them as completed ADCN projects.
Project types
Explore work by property type.
residential · Residential laundry room
Contained dryer-vent lint removal
Dryer Vent Cleaning
commercial · Distribution facility
High-access warehouse duct cleaning
Commercial Air Duct Cleaning
commercial · Professional office
After-hours office duct access
Commercial Air Duct Cleaning
commercial · Condominium property
Multifamily rooftop vent service
Dryer Vent Cleaning
What to look for
Protection, containment, access planning, and clear equipment choices.
Ask which accessible areas are included, how the property is protected, and what the written scope excludes.
Free online estimate
Get a planning range in about a minute, with no obligation.
Written scope & price
Scope, access, and final price are confirmed before work begins.
Service area
Proudly serving Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties
Have a similar property?
Start with the estimator, then share access details and concerns so the proposed scope reflects your building.
Get an estimateWhat a controlled cleaning setup should show
Use this gallery to understand the practical details we discuss before accessible-vent cleaning: protecting the surrounding area, planning access, and defining what is included. The examples cover residential air duct cleaning, commercial air duct cleaning, and dryer vent cleaning in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties.
Representative images, not completed-job proof
The images on this page are representative staging images created for the website. They are not verified photographs of customer jobs and do not establish that a particular property, building type, or result was completed by Air Duct Cleaning Now. We will only describe an image as a completed project after receiving owner approval and appropriate consent.
When comparing a proposed visit, ask for a written scope rather than relying on a gallery image. The appearance of a setup can vary with the property, access, and the vents that can be reached safely.
What to look for in the setup
A useful plan identifies the accessible vents or vent runs included, how nearby surfaces will be protected, and what the written scope excludes. It should also explain access requirements before scheduling. Registers and grilles stay in place, and this work does not include opening central equipment, removing system components, repairing HVAC equipment, or evaluating issues that require separate HVAC attention.
For a commercial property, share operating hours, access restrictions, and the areas you want considered. For a home, note the rooms or vent locations that need access. These details help keep the proposed scope practical without promising work that cannot be confirmed in advance.
Services represented here
Residential Air Duct Cleaning addresses accessible residential vents. Commercial Air Duct Cleaning addresses accessible vents in commercial settings. Dryer Vent Cleaning addresses accessible dryer-vent paths and is not a guarantee against fire or a diagnosis of every drying problem; follow appliance and dryer-safety guidance as well.
We proudly serve Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. The exact address and access conditions are confirmed before scheduling, so county coverage should not be read as a promise that every property or access situation is available.
Start with a preliminary planning range
The online estimator asks for Home or Business, vent count, and a phone number. An accepted request returns a preliminary planning range and receipt, not a guaranteed final quote. Address, access, written scope, exclusions, and final price are confirmed during follow-up before work begins.
Have a similar property? Share the access details and areas of concern through the consultation form so the proposed scope can reflect the building.