Whole-home duct cleaning
Dryer vent cleaning
Camera inspection
Sanitizing & deodorizingWhole-system duct and dryer vent check with before-and-after photos - you see exactly what came out of your vents
That "$99 whole-house special" is a bait ad - the real number appears once they are in your hallway, or the "clean" is a shop-vac at the register. We photograph the inside of your ducts before and after instead.
Fast, Reliable Air Duct Cleaning Across Orlando
Air duct cleaning in Orlando typically runs $380 – $640 for a full single-family home system, and in neighborhoods like Dr. Phillips or Waterford Lakes we usually complete the work in 4 – 6 hours. That’s the honest range we quote over the phone before we ever send a truck. If you live in Orlando and your registers are blowing dust, your upstairs bedrooms never seem to cool, or there’s a musty smell when the AC kicks on, call us at (321) 204-8194. We’ll explain the process, give you a written price, and schedule a time that works around your family.
We know Orlando homes because we work in them every day. Long, hot, rainy summers mean your AC runs hard from April through October. That’s not generic small talk. It’s the reason so many Orlando duct systems accumulate fine construction dust, pet dander, and humidity-driven microbial growth faster than homeowners expect. Our crews live in the area, drive these same roads, and understand what a 1990s flex-duct attic in Pine Hills or a tightly sealed newer build in Lake Nona actually needs. That local experience changes how we clean, what we look for, and what we fix before we pack up.
Why Mortons Air Duct Orlando Is Orlando’s Preferred Air Duct Cleaning Company
People in Orlando call us because we do what we say we’ll do. Every visit starts with a written price, agreed to before any work begins. No per-vent add-ons at the door. No surprise invoice at the end. That matters in a city full of older suburban homes where DIY duct cleaning attempts and rushed one-hour specials leave families with the same musty smell and weak airflow they started with. Our Air Duct Cleaning team follows a process built on 20 years of work in Central Florida attics, and it shows.
Our technicians show up in uniform, background-checked, and carrying professional equipment from Rotobrush and Nikro, not rental gear from the big box store. They put on shoe covers before stepping inside. They lay down drop cloths along the path to the attic hatch. They work quietly, which matters if you’ve got a toddler napping or a nervous dog in the other room. And when the job is done, they take a photo of the cleanup and show it to you before they leave. If anything isn’t right, the 365-Day Done Right Promise means we come back and make it right. That promise is stamped on every job, not offered as a sales pitch.
Calls to (321) 204-8194 are answered by a real person, 24/7. Not a voicemail tree. Not a chatbot. A human who can talk through your specific situation, whether you’re in Conway, Maitland, Ocoee, or anywhere else in the Orlando metro. Paul Adeyemi leads our team with a simple rule: explain the work, price the work, do the work, prove the work. It sounds basic. Turns out it’s rare enough that families keep our number saved in their phones.
Styles & brands we work with
Ductwork Cleaning in Orlando
Ductwork Cleaning in Orlando means removing the accumulated dust, debris, and sometimes mold growth from the full supply and return duct system, not just vacuuming the registers you can see. In Orlando’s 1980s – 2000s suburban tract homes, especially in neighborhoods like Dr. Phillips and Waterford Lakes, the AC runs nearly year-round in vented attics. That constant runtime pushes fine construction dust and humidity-driven microbial growth into flex duct faster than in most other climates. A full-system cleaning for a typical Orlando single-family home runs $380 – $640, depending on home size and number of duct runs. We use negative-pressure HEPA filtration combined with agitation tools from Rotobrush and Nikro, so we pull the debris out of the house rather than pushing it back through your registers.
Supply and Return Run Cleaning
We clean both sides of the system. Supply ducts deliver conditioned air to your rooms. Return ducts pull air back to the air handler. Skipping one side means half the job. In many Orlando homes, the return side is dirtier than the supply side, simply because it pulls unfiltered air from hallways and living spaces. We inspect and clean both, branch by branch.
Sealing What the Clean Exposes
A good duct cleaning in Orlando often reveals separated joints, disconnected runs, or crushed flex duct. We can’t fix a crushed duct with a vacuum. We can seal accessible seams and reconnect loose runs while we’re in the attic. That’s part of why our price is quoted for the full system, not per vent, so you know the total before we start.
Air Duct Inspection in Orlando
Air Duct Inspection in Orlando is the step that separates a real cleaning from a drive-by vacuum job. Before we clean, we put a camera into the supply and return plenums and down individual duct runs to see what we’re actually dealing with. In Orlando’s vented attics, that often means finding crushed 1990s flex duct, disconnected sections, or moisture staining that indicates condensation problems. An inspection-only visit runs $150 – $250. If you book a full cleaning, the inspection is included at no extra charge. You get digital photos or video of what we found, so you can see the condition of your ducts for yourself.
Camera Verification of Problem Runs
On a recent job in Conway, our techs found the original flex duct from the air handler to the second-floor bedrooms had collapsed under stored boxes. Crushed runs so severe that register airflow read under 50 CFM on our Rotobrush camera inspection. We removed the damaged sections, reconnected the supply and return ducts with new MERV 13-rated flexible duct, sealed every joint, and finished with negative-pressure HEPA filtration. The homeowner told us the upstairs cooled properly again for the first time in years.
Post-Clean Visual Documentation
After any cleaning or inspection, we show you photos of the inside of your ducts, before and after. You’ll see exactly what we removed and what the plenums look like when we’re done. That’s not a gimmick. It’s the only way to know the work was really done. Every Morton’s job also ends with a photo of the cleaned-up work area, taken before the crew walks out your door.
Trusted Brands We Service in Orlando
We service, inspect, and clean systems built around equipment from every major manufacturer. That includes Aprilaire filtration systems installed in newer Orlando builds, Abatement Technologies HEPA units used in high-end renovations, and Guardsman UV lights added to combat humidity-driven microbial growth. We also work with Rotobrush and Nikro equipment standards for cleaning methodology, which means we’re familiar with the tight access and long duct runs common in Orlando attics. That brand familiarity means we can often identify a filtration or air-handler issue before we even open the access panel, and we keep common replacement parts stocked locally for faster turnaround in the Orlando metro.
Common Air Duct Cleaning Problems We See in Orlando Homes
- Crushed flex duct in 1990s-era attics. In neighborhoods like Conway and Pine Hills, original flexible ductwork from the 1990s often collapsed under stored boxes or attic foot traffic. The result is weak airflow, especially to second-floor bedrooms that never seem to reach the thermostat setting.
- Humidity-driven microbial growth on duct interiors. Orlando’s humid subtropical climate means condensation forms on the outside of metal ductwork in vented attics. Over years, that moisture supports mold growth that a basic positive-pressure cleaning can actually make worse by pushing spores back through registers.
- Construction debris in newer Lake Nona homes. Tightly sealed, energy-efficient houses are great for utility bills but they trap drywall dust, sawdust, and paint overspray in the duct system after construction. Without a proper negative-pressure cleaning, that debris recirculates through every supply register for years.
- Disconnected return duct runs in older Dr. Phillips homes. The tape and mastic used on 1980s duct connections degrades in hot attic air. When connections fail, the return side pulls attic air, insulation particles, and dust into the system. We find and reconnect these during routine cleanings.
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AfterPricing for Air Duct Cleaning in Orlando, FL
A full air duct cleaning for an average Orlando single-family home runs $380 – $640. Smaller condos or apartments typically land in the $280 – $380 range. Larger homes with multiple AC systems, like many custom builds in MetroWest or Bay Hill, run $640 – $900 or more. The main factors are the number of duct runs, access difficulty in the attic, and whether we’re cleaning one system or two. Our price is written before we start, covers the entire system, and never depends on per-vent counting tricks. A video inspection is included with every full cleaning. If you only need an inspection to assess a problem, that runs $150 – $250. Call (321) 204-8194 for a free estimate specific to your home. We’ll give you a real number over the phone, not a range that magically doubles once the van pulls up.
We Also Serve Cities Near Orlando
Our crews work throughout the Orlando metro every week. We regularly serve homes in Orlando proper, as well as Maitland, Casselberry, Ocoee, and Longwood. If you’re in one of those neighboring communities, the same pricing, the same written quote before work starts, and the same 365-Day Done Right Promise apply. Our scheduling is coordinated from our Orlando office, so we can usually get to your neighborhood within a few business days.
Serving Orlando, FL - Our Local Coverage Area
We’re based in the Orlando area and know this community well. Use the map below to see our service coverage - if you’re nearby, we can almost certainly help.
FAQs About Air Duct Cleaning in Orlando
Most basic cleanings miss the source. In Dr. Phillips and other Orlando neighborhoods developed in the 1980s and 1990s, the ductwork runs through hot vented attics where condensation forms on the outside of the metal and inside the insulation wrap. Over years, that moisture supports microbial growth that lives in the duct lining, not just the loose dust. A simple positive-pressure vacuum pushes the loose stuff out but leaves the humidity-driven growth in place. We use negative-pressure HEPA filtration with mechanical agitation to remove both, and we check the air handler cabinet and blower motor where growth often hides. If the smell persists after a proper clean, the issue is usually a disconnected return pulling attic air. We find those with the camera. Call (321) 204-8194 and we’ll diagnose it properly.
Yes, every time. Second-floor duct runs in Conway and Pine Hills snake through tight attic spaces and are the most likely to be crushed, kinked, or disconnected. We run a camera through supply and return runs before cleaning to identify blockages that vacuuming alone can’t fix. If we find crushed flex duct like the collapsed run we removed on a recent Conway job, we’ll show you the video and explain what repair work makes sense. The inspection is included with any full cleaning.
Newer Lake Nona homes are built tighter, which means fewer air leaks but more trapped indoor pollutants. Construction debris, paint overspray, and drywall dust stay in the system and recirculate through every cycle. We take extra care to check and seal the air handler cabinet and blower motor in these homes, because that’s where the trapped particles end up. Older Waterford Lakes houses have the opposite problem: leaky flex duct, degraded tape and mastic, and crushed runs from two decades of stored attic clutter. We clean both thoroughly, but the sealing and repair work often looks very different.
Cleaning alone often won’t fix it. Weak airflow to second-floor bedrooms in 1990s Orlando homes is usually caused by crushed or kinked flex duct, not dust. Cleaning helps with the dust that’s there, but if the duct is physically collapsed under attic boxes, no amount of vacuuming restores airflow. We’ll identify that with the camera inspection and can replace the damaged sections with new MERV 13-rated flexible duct, properly sealed and supported. When the airflow is restored, the cleaning matters. Call (321) 204-8194 and we’ll bring the camera to confirm what’s actually going on in your attic.
Most Orlando homes should have ducts cleaned every 3 – 5 years, compared to 5 – 7 years in milder climates. Your AC runs from April through October, sometimes longer, and that means constant airflow through the system, constant filtration load, and constant opportunity for fine dust to accumulate. Homes with pets, recent renovations, or smokers in the household benefit from cleaning every 2 – 3 years. If you buy an older Orlando home and don’t know when the ducts were last cleaned, we recommend starting fresh with an inspection and full cleaning so you have a baseline.
Call Mortons Air Duct Orlando Today
If you want your Orlando home’s ducts cleaned by a team that shows you the work, protects your floors, and hands you a written price before anything starts, call (321) 204-8194. We’ll answer, listen to what’s going on in your house, and give you a free estimate with no pressure and no games. Our goal is a system that moves air properly, smells clean, and a home that feels better the same day. That’s it.
Written by Paul Adeyemi, Owner at Mortons Air Duct Orlando, serving Orlando since 2005.