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General Questions

No — we use professional vacuums, drop cloths, and sealed cleaning methods to keep your home spotless.

Yes, someone should be home to allow access and walk through the results.

You can call, text, live chat, or use our online booking form — whatever is easiest for you.

You can expect a clean, professional visit. Our technician explains the process, protects your home, completes the service, and reviews results before leaving.

Of course. Just contact us and we’ll gladly reschedule to a time that works better for you.

Yes. We offer same-day and next-day appointments depending on availability.

We provide fast scheduling, certified technicians, honest pricing, detailed inspections, and zero-mess cleaning.
Our focus is safety, transparency, and delivering reliable results on every job.

We provide chimney and fireplace services across Orlando and surrounding areas.

Yes, we provide free estimates for most services. Some repair estimates may require an on-site inspection to give accurate pricing.

Yes. All of our technicians are background-checked, fully certified, and professionally trained for safety and reliability.

Air Duct – Related Questions

Air duct cleaning removes dust, debris, allergens, and contaminants from your home’s HVAC duct system.

Every 2–4 years, or sooner if you have pets, allergies, or recent renovations.

Yes. It helps reduce airborne dust, allergens, and irritants.

Absolutely. Blocked ducts force your system to work harder and use more energy.

No. We use sealed systems and professional vacuums to keep your home clean.

Typically 1–3 hours, depending on home size and system complexity.

Yes. Supply vents, return vents, and main trunk lines are all cleaned.

Visible dust, musty smells, allergy symptoms, or uneven airflow are common signs.

Yes, when done properly with professional equipment and techniques.

In many cases, yes—especially odors caused by dust, pets, or mold buildup.

No, but some clients prefer to step out due to noise.

Yes. Construction dust often remains in ducts after building.

Dryer Vent – Related Questions

It removes lint and debris from the dryer vent line leading outside.

At least once a year, more often for heavy dryer use.

Yes. Lint buildup is one of the leading causes of house fires.

Yes. Clothes dry faster and more efficiently.

Yes. It causes overheating and shortens the dryer’s lifespan.

Usually 45–90 minutes.

Yes. The entire vent line is cleaned end-to-end.

Long drying times, burning smell, a hot dryer, or lint buildup.

No. We contain all lint and clean up after service.

Yes. We often find nests or debris blocking airflow.

Yes, if needed, to prevent future blockages.

In many areas, regular maintenance is strongly recommended for safety.

HVAC – Related Questions

Twice a year—before summer and before winter.

Yes. It improves efficiency, reduces repair costs, and helps lower energy bills.

Inspection, cleaning, testing, and performance checks.

Typically 12–20 years with proper maintenance.

Loose parts, airflow issues, or mechanical wear may be the cause.

Yes. Dirty systems circulate dust, allergens, and moisture.

It depends on home size, insulation, and layout.

Poor efficiency, dirty filters, or aging equipment are common reasons.

Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning.

Every 3-6 months, depending on usage and filter type.

Often, yes—many manufacturers require regular service.

If repairs are frequent or the system is over 15 years old.

Chimney – Related Questions

We check the flue, liner, cap, masonry, draft, and any safety issues using professional tools.

Yes — we fix masonry, flue liners, crown cracks, leaks, and more.

Most homes need a full chimney cleaning once a year, especially before the winter season.

Smoke backing up, strong odors, visible soot, or reduced fireplace performance are the most common signs.

Yes. Birds, moisture, debris, and creosote can still build up even with light usage.

Most cleanings take between 45–90 minutes depending on buildup and system condition.

A chimney cap prevents rain, animals, leaves, and sparks from entering or escaping the chimney.

Yes — we install high-quality stainless-steel and copper caps.

Yes — blockages can cause smoke backup, carbon monoxide, and potential fires.

Stains, moisture near the fireplace, odors, or chimney discoloration are common leak indicators.

Yes — we safely remove nests and install caps to prevent future entry.

Yes — we apply professional waterproofing to prevent leaks and structural damage.

Yes. Creosote buildup is highly flammable and is the number one cause of chimney fires in the U.S.
Annual cleaning significantly reduces this risk and keeps your home safe.

Fireplace – Related Questions

Odors usually come from creosote, moisture, animal nests, or poor ventilation.

A certified annual inspection is the best way to confirm your system is safe, venting properly, and free of hazards.

Yes — we solve draft issues, blockages, and ventilation problems causing smoke.

Yes — they still produce debris and require inspection for safety.

This happens due to blockages, poor draft, cold flue, or negative air pressure.

Yes — our inspection includes safety checks for CO risks and proper ventilation.

Creosote is a flammable residue that can ignite and cause chimney fires if not removed.

Yes — we handle complete gas conversions, including installation, venting checks, and safety inspections.

Yes. Gas fireplaces need annual inspection and cleaning to remove soot and check venting.

A weak or inconsistent flame usually means there’s an airflow issue, a blocked flue, moisture inside the system, or problems with the gas line or pilot assembly. We diagnose the exact cause and restore proper operation.

Cold drafts happen when the damper doesn’t seal properly, the chimney lacks proper insulation, or outside pressure pushes air down the flue. We inspect the system and fix the source of the draft.

Yes. We repair mortar joints, refractory panels, brickwork, and structural firebox damage to restore safety and prevent further deterioration.