Air Duct Cleaning in Southlake, TX

Southlake homes are big, and big homes are usually split into two or three HVAC zones: one system for the downstairs living areas, one for the bedrooms upstairs, and often a third for a game room or a primary suite. Each system has its own return, its own air handler in the attic, and its own set of duct runs. Dust, pet hair and pollen from the north shore of Lake Grapevine collect in all of them, and the system that serves the room you use most is usually the dirtiest.

Bloom Air Duct Cleaning provides air duct cleaning in Southlake, TX from our Colleyville office at 97 Village Ln #303, about 10 minutes south of Southlake Town Square. Air duct cleaning in Southlake starts at $99 per HVAC unit, and every job comes with camera photos of your ducts before and after. Call (817) 580-8339 or use the form on this page.

Air Duct Cleaning Southlake Homeowners Can See

Every Southlake appointment starts with a walkthrough and a camera. The technician opens the return and a few supply runs on each system and shows you the footage on the spot. You see what is inside your own ducts before you agree to anything.

Then the cleaning runs under negative pressure. A HEPA-filtered vacuum connects at the air handler, so everything the brushes loosen gets pulled toward the machine instead of blowing into your rooms. Registers and return grilles are cleaned, and the camera records the after footage. You get both sets of photos by text or email before we leave.

The $99 basic cleaning is a maintenance cleaning from the return, per HVAC unit, with the camera inspection, a free mildew inspection and a free dryer vent inspection. If the camera shows heavy buildup in the duct runs, deep cleaning sends a rotary brush the full length of each run for $35 per duct. Your written price shows both options before we start.

Residential Air Duct Cleaning in Southlake’s Larger Homes

Most of Southlake was built from the late 1980s through the 2000s, and many of those homes are two stories with attic air handlers and long runs of flex duct. A few things come up again and again in these houses:

• Multiple systems, uneven dust. The downstairs system in a family room with a fireplace and a dog collects far more than an upstairs guest-room system. We photograph each one so you clean what needs it.
• Long flex runs to the far rooms. Flex duct sags over time, and dust settles in the low spots. Bedrooms at the end of a long run often get weak airflow because of it.
• Returns in the hallway ceiling. Big central returns pull in a lot of air, and the filter slot is often in the ceiling where it gets changed less often than it should.
• Spring pollen from the lake. Oak and cedar pollen in March and April, and cottonwood near the water, end up in the returns of homes near Bob Jones Park and the north edge of town.

Pet Dander and Allergies in Southlake Homes

One of our Southlake jobs started with a sneezing dog. The family had taken him to the vet and nothing was wrong with him. When we put the camera in, the ductwork was carrying a heavy layer of dust and pet dander in every flex run. The dog was breathing his own recycled dander every time the AC came on, and so was the rest of the family. We cleaned every supply and return run under negative pressure, and a few days later the homeowner told us the sneezing had calmed down. You can see the before and after photos in the Southlake project write-up.

Not every home has a problem that clear, but pets are the most common reason a Southlake system loads up faster than the 3-to-5-year rule of thumb.

Dryer Vent Cleaning in Southlake

Dryer vent cleaning in Southlake starts at $79. Upstairs laundry rooms and laundry rooms in the middle of the house mean long vent lines through the attic to a roof cap, and lint builds up at every bend. If your dryer needs two cycles to dry a load or the laundry room gets hot, the vent is the first thing to check.

We clear the full line from the dryer to the roof or wall cap and check the connection behind the dryer. If a run is crushed, disconnected or made of plastic foil, we photograph it and quote a dryer vent repair separately. The air duct and dryer vent package is $149 instead of $178 for one HVAC unit and one dryer.

HVAC System Cleaning for Southlake Summers

When an AC runs from May through September, a coated evaporator coil and a dusty blower wheel make every system work longer for the same cooling. Our HVAC system cleaning covers the blower, coil, drain pan and line, and pairs well with duct cleaning on the same visit.

Duct Mold and Mildew Checks

A coil that never fully dries in a humid summer can start growth inside the supply plenum. The free mildew inspection with every basic cleaning is how we find it early. If we see growth, we photograph it and quote duct mold removal, including where the moisture is coming from.

Our Southlake Air Duct Cleaning Process

1. Walkthrough and camera inspection of each system.
2. Written flat price per HVAC unit, approved by you.
3. Negative-air machine connected at the air handler, registers covered.
4. Each run brushed toward the vacuum, one at a time.
5. Registers, return grilles and the blower area cleaned.
6. After photos, sent to your phone before we leave.

The full step-by-step with photos is on our air duct cleaning page.

Why Southlake Homeowners Book Bloom

• Ten minutes away. Our Colleyville office at 97 Village Ln serves Southlake, so same-day appointments are normal.
• Photo proof. Camera images of your ducts before and after, every job.
• Written flat price per unit. From $99, approved before work starts.
• BBB Accredited. Our Colleyville office has been accredited since October 8, 2026, rated A when checked on October 16, 2026.
• Rated 5.0 on Google. Our Colleyville profile showed 5.0 stars from 30 reviews in October 2026.
• Open 7 days. 7 AM to 8 PM, weekends included.

Signs Your Southlake Home Needs Air Duct Cleaning

Dust rings on the ceiling around supply registers. A musty smell when the AC starts. One bedroom that never cools as well as the rest. Allergy symptoms that follow the thermostat. A dog or cat that sneezes more indoors than outside. Any one of these is a good reason to have the camera look inside.

Book Air Duct Cleaning in Southlake Today

Call our Colleyville office at (817) 580-8339 or send the form above. Tell us the square footage, how many AC systems the house has, and whether you have pets, and you will have a written price before we arrive.

Bloom also serves the cities around Southlake from the same office: Keller, Grapevine and Colleyville. Southlake residents can find city services on the City of Southlake website.