When South Florida homeowners ask CountBricks about indoor air quality, the first question is almost always “What will clean air ducts cost me?” While online price charts spit out averages, real numbers depend on construction details unique to every residence. CountBricks uses AI-driven takeoffs, live material pricing, and voice-captured site notes to translate those details into transparent estimates you can trust.
• Total linear footage of duct runs inside the home
• Number of supply and return registers that require disassembly and re-sealing
• Accessibility—attic, crawl space, or between finished floors
• Level of contamination (dust, pet dander, mold, post-renovation debris)
• Pre-cleaning repairs such as crushed flex duct or missing insulation wraps
• Location factors—Miami labor rates, parking restrictions for vacuum trucks, condo association rules
A single-story, 1 800 ft² home with 12 vents usually falls between $350 and $550 when ducts are easily reached and no microbial growth is present. Large multi-story homes with complex zone dampers can push clean air ducts cost beyond $1 200, especially if antimicrobial fogging or coil cleaning is added.
1. Our project manager walks the property with you while CountBricks voice-to-estimate captures measurements, vent counts, and notes such as “tight attic hatch.”
2. The CountBricks blueprint takeoff engine syncs your existing plans—or scans a new lidar map—to calculate duct lengths automatically.
3. Real-time labor rates and material prices load from the CountBricks cost library, adjusting for Miami’s current wage data.
4. Within moments you receive a line-item breakdown showing service, labor hours, antimicrobial agent, register sealants, and disposal fees.
5. Approve the quote electronically. CountBricks schedules the crew and uploads a production calendar to your dashboard.
• Post-renovation dust can clog brand-new filters in weeks
• Paint overspray and drywall compound harden inside flex ducts, reducing airflow
• Leaving debris in ducts risks warranty issues on new HVAC equipment
• Schedule duct cleaning immediately after drywall sanding but before final paint to catch the bulk of airborne dust
• Combine coil cleaning and UV light installation on the same service ticket to cut mobilization fees
• Ask for Mastic re-seal on metal trunks—tape alone degrades in Miami humidity
• Document duct conditions with photos; CountBricks embeds images inside your invoice for future resale disclosures
• Sanitizing fog: $75-$150 per system, valuable after flood events
• Blower wheel pull-and-clean: $95-$180, prevents dust re-circulation
• Duct camera inspection: $50-$90, required by some insurers before renewal
The cheapest quote rarely delivers lasting cleanliness. CountBricks crews follow NADCA-aligned procedures: negative-pressure vacuum, rotary brush agitation, HEPA filtration, and post-service verification photos. Because our estimate already lists square footage, vent count, and labor hours, you see exactly where dollars are allocated and why a bargain basement price sometimes skips critical steps.
• Pay-as-you-go milestones via the CountBricks client portal
• Bundle duct cleaning with insulation upgrades to unlock 0% promotional financing
• Weekend and evening slots available to avoid disrupting family routines
Ready for cleaner air and transparent pricing? Visit CountBricks.com/services to book a no-obligation walk-through. Our AI will handle the math while our technicians handle the mess—so you can breathe easy.
When the Alvarez family hired CountBricks for a whole-home remodel in Pinecrest, they assumed their brand-new HVAC system meant spotless air. During the blueprint takeoff, our AI flagged 320 linear feet of existing ductwork slated to be reused. A quick camera sweep revealed drywall slurry baked onto internal liners—bad news for the family’s allergy-prone son.
• 3 400 ft² two-story residence
• 18 supply registers, 3 returns
• Initial clean air ducts cost estimate: $780
• Add-ons approved: antimicrobial fog ($120) and blower wheel cleaning ($150)
1. Saturday service to keep renovation on schedule
2. Negative-pressure containment set up before kitchen cabinetry installation, preventing fresh dust settlement
3. Real-time photo verification uploaded to the CountBricks client portal, giving the Alvarezes confidence from out of town
• Post-clean airflow readings improved 26%
• In-home particle count dropped from 225 µg/m³ to 35 µg/m³
• Final invoice matched the AI estimate within 1.5%—no change orders
• Always inspect existing ducts during additions; shiny new equipment can’t compensate for dirty distribution paths
• Bundling cleaning with remodel tasks limits access holes to a single construction phase
• CountBricks AI prevents sticker shock by baking every add-on into the initial proposal
Have a similar project? Start with a five-minute voice consultation at CountBricks.com/consultation and receive your personalized clean air ducts cost breakdown before the drywall dust even settles.
