Services
Duct Sanitizing & Disinfecting
Antimicrobial fogging treatment applied through the system after cleaning.
Cleaning removes the physical buildup from your ducts. Sanitizing treats what you cannot see: the bacteria, mould spores and odour-causing organisms that can live on duct surfaces, especially in systems that have seen moisture. After a full cleaning, we fog an EPA-registered antimicrobial treatment through the entire system so it coats every interior surface.
It is the step most requested by families with babies, seniors, asthma and allergy sufferers, and by homeowners moving into a house whose duct history they do not know. It is also the right finish after any water incident near the ductwork.
What's included
- EPA-registered antimicrobial, applied by ULV fogger through the whole system
- Targets bacteria, mould spores and odour sources on duct surfaces
- Ideal after cleaning for allergy, asthma and newborn households
- Recommended after water leaks, flooding or a long-vacant home
- Safe for occupants and pets once dry — we advise on re-entry timing
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How it works
Our Process
Clean first
Sanitizer only works on a clean surface, so the full duct cleaning comes first.
System fogged
The treatment is fogged through supplies and returns to coat all interior surfaces.
Dwell & dry
The system rests while the treatment dwells, then runs to dry and distribute.
Odour check
We run the system with you and confirm the musty smell is gone at the registers.
Questions
Duct Sanitizing & Disinfecting — FAQs
We use EPA-registered products labelled for HVAC use and follow their dwell and re-entry directions exactly. We will tell you precisely when it is fine to be back in each room.
No — sanitizer cannot work through a layer of dust and debris. It is a finishing treatment applied after a proper mechanical cleaning.
In most cases, yes — that smell is usually microbial growth on buildup inside the ducts. Cleaning removes the source and sanitizing treats the surfaces. If we find active water damage instead, we will tell you straight.
It keeps working on contact surfaces for months. Most households repeat it with each full cleaning, or annually in high-sensitivity homes.