Monument Air Duct Cleaning for Homes & Businesses
For over three decades, Ductworks, Inc. has been a locally owned and operated Colorado company proudly serving Monument homes and businesses. We deliver the highest level of air-duct and HVAC cleaning expertise in the region.
From clear flat-rate residential pricing to professionally estimated commercial scopes, we operate with transparency, respectful crews, and photo documentation so you know exactly what was cleaned and why it matters.
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Where Does the Dust Come From?
Air moves in a constant loop through your HVAC system. Because that air circulates daily, dust collects in several places over time.
Return Vents & Filters
First, air is pulled through return vents. In Monument’s dry, windy climate, dust and pet hair build up fast. Even the best air filters allow a portion of fine dust to pass through.
Blower, Cabinet & Coils
Next, dust settles on the blower and inside the cabinet. That restricts airflow, so your system may lose efficiency.
Supply Ducts & Registers
Finally, air is pushed back through supply ducts. Dust stuck to duct walls can recirculate into your rooms.
Cleaning the air ducts is like pressing the reset button—restoring full system efficiency, improving indoor air quality, and helping lower overall maintenance costs.
See Our Monument Duct Cleaning Process in Action
At our core, we’re a service company—respecting your home, communicating clearly, and focusing on cleaner, more comfortable air for your family. When you’re ready, contact our Monument team for a free, no-obligation residential air duct cleaning estimate.
See Our Residential Cleaning Process
Signs Your Monument Home May Need Air Duct Cleaning
If dust, odors, or airflow issues keep showing up, your ductwork may be holding debris that’s cycling through your HVAC system. These are the most common “time to clean” signals we see in Monument and the Front Range.
- Dust settles again quickly after you clean—especially on flat surfaces near vents.
- Supply or return registers look dirty on the face (visible dust/debris buildup)
- Debris inside registers or just beyond the grille when you remove a cover and look in with a flashlight.
- Allergy or asthma symptoms flare up when the system runs.
How Often Should Air Ducts Be Cleaned?
For most Monument homes, a full-system duct cleaning every 3–5 years keeps dust levels low and airflow strong. Think of it as resetting your HVAC system back to clean.
- You just moved in and don’t know the duct history.
- Every 3–5 years: typical residential duct cleaning schedule
- After remodels: drywall, sanding, flooring, or major construction
- After HVAC equipment swaps: new furnace or new AC install
Commercial HVAC Cleaning Specialists for Monument Facilities
Every commercial HVAC cleaning project performed by Ductworks, Inc. is comprehensively estimated and professionally managed by NADCA-certified staff with extensive HVAC field expMonumentnce. That means clear scopes, proper access planning, and a cleaning process built for real-world commercial systems.
Commercial buildings we serve in Monument
- Office buildings and corporate campuses
- Medical, dental, and healthcare facilities
- Schools, universities, and childcare centers
- Manufacturing plants and warehouses
- Retail centers and restaurants
- BrewMonuments, hotels, and hospitality venues
- Multi-family and senior living communities
- Municipal, government, and public buildings
- Mixed-use properties and tenant buildouts
If your building isn’t listed, reach out. Chances are we clean systems just like yours.
NADCA-Certified Air Duct Cleaning for Monument Homes & Businesses
Ductworks, Inc. is certified through the National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA), the organization that sets the industry standard for HVAC system cleaning. Our technicians follow NADCA’s cleaning practices to make sure dust and debris are removed at the source—not just loosened and left inside your system.
That means your Monument home or workplace benefits from a full-system approach: supply and return ductwork, trunk lines, blower, and accessible components are all cleaned according to established procedures, using the right tools and containment methods for the job.
- Training: Technicians are trained to meet NADCA’s ACR standard for HVAC system cleanliness, which defines what a “clean” system actually is and lays out step-by-step procedures for reaching that level.
- Proof of insurance and proper coverage: Certification requires maintaining appropriate liability and workers’ compensation insurance, giving you confidence that technicians are properly covered while working inside your home or building.
- Documented, process-driven cleaning: Work is based on written procedures instead of guesswork—using proper access openings, mechanical agitation, and HEPA vacuum collection at the point of contact to remove dust and debris, not just move it around.
When you choose a NADCA-certified company, you’re choosing a team that’s trained, accountable, and committed to doing the work the right way the first time.
Why NADCA Certification Matters
Training, standards, and accountability for every cleaning project.
- Higher quality through technical knowledge.
- Cleaning methods aligned with NADCA’s ACR standard.
- Containment and vacuum equipment sized for your system.
- Clear communication and photo documentation at every step.