Air Duct Cleaning
Every supply and return line brushed and vacuumed under negative pressure, so the dust leaves the house instead of moving around it.
- Whole-system cleaning
- Negative air machine
- Before & after photos
Open 7 AM - 11 PM, Every Day
Cleaner air starts
Cleaner air starts
in the ductwork.
Melo Air Duct Services cleans air ducts, dryer vents and HVAC systems for homes and businesses across Port Washington and Nassau County. You see photographs of the inside of your ducts before and after - every single job.
- Before & after photos
- No mess, no dust
- Same-week appointments
(363) 777-83867 days a week, 7 AM - 11 PM
Less dustIn every room
7 AM-11 PMOpen every day
2-4 hrsTypical home visit
PhotosBefore & after
FreeQuotes on site
What we clean
Everything the air passes through
Ducts, vents, coils and exhausts - one crew, one visit, one number to call.
Dryer Vent Cleaning
Lint packed in a dryer vent is the most common cause of dryer fires - and the reason your clothes need two cycles.
- Full line clearing
- Roof & wall vents
- Airflow tested after
HVAC Coil & Blower
The blower wheel and evaporator coil collect the dirt your filter misses. Clean ones move more air for less electricity.
- Blower wheel cleaning
- Coil washing
- Drain pan clearing
Duct Repair & Sealing
Disconnected runs and leaking joints send conditioned air into the attic. We find them and seal them properly.
- Leak sealing
- Reconnecting runs
- Insulation repair
Sanitizing & Deodorizing
An EPA-registered antimicrobial fog through the system after cleaning, for smoke, pet or damp smells that keep coming back.
- Odor treatment
- Antimicrobial fogging
- Pet & smoke smells
Air Quality Inspection
Camera down the trunk line before we quote, so you can see the actual condition of your ducts instead of taking our word for it.
- Camera inspection
- Written findings
- Photo report
Vents & Exhaust Fans
Bathroom and kitchen exhausts that hum but do not pull. Usually the duct, not the fan.
- Bathroom exhausts
- Kitchen hoods
- Register cleaning
Commercial & Multi-Unit
Restaurants, offices, salons and apartment buildings - scheduled outside your business hours, including nights.
- Offices & retail
- Restaurants
- Apartment buildings
Before & after
Drag the handle. That is the difference.
This is what the inside of a typical supply line looks like before and after a full cleaning.
Replace these with photographs from your own jobs - same file names, in /assets/img/.
Why Melo
The dust has to go somewhere. We make sure it is out.
Plenty of companies run a shop vac in a vent for ten minutes and call it duct cleaning. That is not what happens here.
- Negative pressure, not guessworkThe system is put under vacuum before a brush goes in, so debris travels out to the truck instead of into your living room.
- You see the inside of your ductsCamera footage before we start and photos when we finish. If a line is already clean, we will tell you so.
- Hours that fit real lifeSeven days a week, 7 AM to 11 PM. Evening and weekend appointments cost the same as any other slot.
- A price before we startA full quote on site, in writing. If we find something extra, we stop and ask you first.
How it works
Four steps, one visit
1
Call or book
Tell us the size of the home and what is bothering you. We give you an arrival window that we keep.
2
Inspect & quote
Camera in the trunk line, a look at the equipment, and a written price before any work begins.
3
Clean the system
Negative air machine on, every supply and return brushed and vacuumed, registers washed.
4
Show the results
Photos of the same ducts after, airflow checked, and everything back exactly where it was.
Recent work
A few of this week's jobs
Service area
Out of Port Washington, across Nassau
We are on 6 Maple St, which keeps most of the North Shore within a short drive.
- Port Washington
- Sands Point
- Manhasset
- Great Neck
- Roslyn
- Roslyn Heights
- Albertson
- Greenvale
- Glen Head
- Glen Cove
- Sea Cliff
- Locust Valley
- Westbury
- Carle Place
- Mineola
- Garden City
- New Hyde Park
- Syosset
- Jericho
- Woodbury
- Nassau County
- North Shore, Long Island
Questions
Straight answers
How often should air ducts be cleaned?
Every three to five years for most homes. Make it two to three if you have pets, someone in the house has allergies or asthma, or you have just finished a renovation - construction dust ends up in the ducts and stays there.
How long does a whole-house cleaning take?
Most homes take two to four hours depending on the number of vents and how the system is laid out. Dryer vents on their own are usually under an hour.
Will it make a mess in my house?
No. The system runs under negative pressure, which means the debris is pulled into our vacuum and out of the house. We put covers down at the equipment and clean the work area before we leave.
How do I know my dryer vent needs cleaning?
Clothes take more than one cycle to dry, the dryer feels hot to the touch, the laundry room gets humid, or you can see lint around the outside vent hood. Any of those means the line is restricted. It is also a fire risk, so do not leave it.
Do you show what the ducts looked like?
Yes. We photograph the inside of the ducts before and after so you can see exactly what came out, not just take our word that it did.
Are you open on weekends?
Every day of the week, 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM - weekends and evenings included. Call whenever it suits you.
Get in touch
Book a cleaning
Call and you get a person, not a queue - from 7 in the morning until 11 at night, seven days a week.
- Phone(363) 777-8386
- Hours7 AM - 11 PM, 7 Days
Monday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Tuesday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Wednesday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Thursday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Friday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Saturday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM Sunday 7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Request a free quote
Name and phone are all we need. The rest just helps us arrive prepared.
Find us
6 Maple St, Port Washington
On the North Shore, which is why we get to most jobs the same week.
Melo Air Duct Services
6 Maple St, Port Washington, NY 11050
Open 7 Days a Week - 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM
(363) 777-8386
info@meloairductservices.site