Air Duct Cleaning in Tea

Tea is one of the fastest-growing communities in South Dakota, sitting about ten miles southwest of Sioux Falls. Almost all of the residential development here has happened since 2000, with a big surge in the 2010s and continuing through today. You see a lot of new construction ranch homes and two-stories in planned developments. Being a fast-growing commuter town means there are constantly new builds going up, and post-construction duct cleaning is a real need here.

Sioux Falls winters are long and cold, and most homes run their furnaces hard from October through April. That means your duct system is pushing air through the same dirty passages for six or more months straight. Older neighborhoods like McKennan Park and Whittier have homes built in the 1950s and 1960s — many still have original ductwork that has never been properly cleaned. Add in the fine prairie dust that blows in through South Dakota's dry summers, and your ducts can build up a thick layer of debris faster than you'd expect.

We use truck-mounted negative air pressure equipment to pull debris out of the duct system from the inside, rather than just brushing it loose and hoping it goes somewhere. Some outfits run a spinning brush and call it done, but that just stirs everything up and pushes it into your living space — we contain it and remove it.