West Hills, California

Clean air starts inside the ductwork.

AeroClean Air Duct Services cleans air ducts, blower components and evaporator coils for homes and businesses in West Hills and the west San Fernando Valley.

Looking down a flexible foil air duct, its ribs coated with grey dust
  • Inside a supply duct
  • Dust on the ribs

Along the air path

What a visit can reach

A heating and cooling system is one path. These are its five stops, in the order the air meets them.

  1. Return side

    Return ducts and grilles, where room air starts its trip back to the system.

  2. Blower

    The wheel and components that move all of the air. Dust and lint pack between the blades.

  3. Evaporator coil

    The coil that cools the air. Dust on its fins narrows the way through.

  4. Supply ducts

    The runs that carry conditioned air to every room.

  5. Vents and registers

    The last stop, and the part you see every day.

Suburban houses with tile and shingle roofs in the west San Fernando Valley, with dry foothills and a clear sky behind them, an illustrative AI image
An illustrative AI image.

West Hills and the valley around it

We come to homes and businesses in West Hills and the towns within about ten miles of it. Not sure we cover your street? Ask by phone or through the form.

  • West Hills
  • Hidden Hills
  • Bell Canyon
  • Calabasas
  • Santa Susana
  • Topanga
  • Oak Park
  • Agoura Hills
  • Simi Valley

What is inside

Dust you cannot see from the vent

Most of an air system is out of sight. Ducts run through attics, walls and crawl spaces, and the blower and the coil sit behind a panel.

The U.S. EPA says a light layer of household dust in ducts has not been shown to harm your health, and lists when cleaning makes sense: visible mold, pests, or ducts clogged with dust that blows out of the registers. It adds that cleaning coils and fans may help a system run better.

Ask to see inside before you decide.

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The wall of a round duct coated with grey lint and dust
Dusty duct wall
The inside of a round metal duct with bare walls and two screw tips showing
Clean duct run

Photos from the business's Google profile. They show two different ducts, not a before and after of one job.

Air duct questions

How often should air ducts be cleaned?

There is no fixed schedule. The U.S. EPA suggests cleaning when there is visible mold, pests, or ducts clogged with dust and debris, and says a light layer of dust has not been shown to be a health risk. A look inside tells which case you have.

What is the difference between duct cleaning and coil cleaning?

Duct cleaning covers the supply and return runs and the vents. Coil cleaning covers the evaporator coil inside the air handler, where dust on the fins restricts the air. Many visits cover both, along with the blower.

Do you clean commercial systems?

Yes. Offices, retail stores, restaurants and other businesses are part of the work. Tell us what the building has and we plan around it.

When can I reach you?

Send a request through the form at any hour. The office line, (747) 328-6747, is open from 9 AM to 6 PM, every day of the week.

Request a visit

Tell us what you notice and leave your number. We call you back to set a time.

Prefer the phone?(747) 328-6747

Office open 9 AM to 6 PM, every day. 6538 Woodlake Ave, West Hills, CA 91307.

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