Air Duct Cleaning in Surrey

Air ducts should be cleaned every 3–5 years depending on system use, environmental conditions, and whether occupants have allergies or respiratory concerns. 

Dryer vent cleaning should occur at least once a year, or more frequently in commercial laundry operations such as those in hotels, hospitals, or laundromats. These environments generate high volumes of lint and require strict adherence to maintenance schedules to prevent blockages and reduce fire hazards.

Watch for the following:

• Dust buildup around registers and vents
• Musty or burning odors when HVAC or dryers run
• Increased allergy symptoms or breathing issues
• Decreased airflow or reduced HVAC performance
• Clothes taking longer to dry in commercial dryers
• Higher energy bills without increased usage

These issues often indicate debris buildup or poor system airflow and should be addressed promptly.

Disruption is minimal. Our technicians use negative air machines, rotary brushes, and HEPA-filtered vacuums to contain and remove debris without affecting your indoor environment. In commercial and strata buildings, we schedule coordinated service windows to reduce tenant or operational disruption and ensure smooth execution with minimal downtime

Our cleaning process meets standards and best practices and includes:

• Pre-cleaning inspection and system assessment
• Use of specialized agitation tools to dislodge debris
• High-powered vacuum extraction of dust, lint, and pollutants
• Cleaning of registers, coils, fans, and air handlers
• Optional deodorizing and mold remediation services

For dryer vents, we also clean exhaust ducts, boosters, and external exits to ensure safe and efficient airflow.

Absolutely. Cleaning air ducts reduces airborne dust, allergens, and mold spores, which significantly improves indoor air quality. It also boosts system efficiency by removing blockages and buildup that force systems to work harder. For dryer vents, clean ducts help reduce drying times, prevent overheating, and lower fire risk, particularly critical in commercial laundry operations.

In British Columbia, commercial properties, especially those operating dryers for public or institutional use, must comply with local fire prevention codes. These often require regular inspections and documented maintenance. MASDUCT ensures full compliance with regulatory guidelines and can provide service documentation for regulatory or insurance purposes.

Professional service is essential. In-house teams typically lack the specialized tools and training required for thorough duct and vent cleaning. Improper or partial cleaning can lead to recontamination, system inefficiency, or even damage. MASDUCT’s certified technicians use advanced equipment, follow industry best practices, and provide a complete service with clear, upfront pricing.