Every company prices duct cleaning a little differently, and any honest answer starts with this: it depends on your home. Beware of whole-house prices that sound too good to be true — “$99 whole-house specials” usually cover a handful of vents and grow at the door. This guide explains what actually drives the price, so you can judge any quote — including ours.
More supply and return vents means more work. Most quotes are built around your vent count.
Homes with two furnaces/AC units have two duct systems to clean.
Larger homes and complex duct runs take longer.
Heavy buildup, pet damage or post-renovation debris adds time; sanitizing and dryer vent cleaning are common add-ons.
Based on what Springfield-area homeowners commonly pay for professional service: a standard single-system home’s full duct cleaning typically runs in the $300–$600 range, while dryer vent cleaning is commonly $100–$180 as a standalone service and less when added to a duct cleaning visit. Your exact price depends on the factors above — which is why we quote every home individually, in writing, before work begins.
Ranges are general market guidance, not a quote.
Because vent counts and systems vary home to home, a single flat price would overcharge small homes and under-scope large ones. A real quote takes two minutes — request yours free.
A partial cleaning can be worse than none if it loosens debris without removing it. Judge by what’s included, not just the headline price.
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