Restore Your
HVAC’s Efficiency
When coils become coated with dust and debris, your system has to work harder to move air. Professional coil and blower cleaning helps improve airflow, boost efficiency, and reduce strain on your equipment—delivering immediate performance benefits and supporting a longer system lifespan.
Why Coils and Blowers Get Dirty
Your evaporator coil cools air passing through your system. Moisture condenses on the cold coil, attracting dust, pollen, and contaminants.
This buildup:
Blocks airflow
Reduces cooling capacity
Forces longer run times
Increases energy bills
Create conditions that may support mold growth
The blower motor circulates conditioned air. Dust on blower blades reduces airflow and strains the motor.
What Cleaning Includes
Evaporator Coil:
Specialized coil-cleaning foam
HVAC brush to remove surface debris
High-pressure air rinse to clear remaining buildup
Antimicrobial treatment for accessible hard surfaces, if appropriate
Blower Motor:
Remove accumulated dust and debris
Clean blower blades and motor housing
Apply EPA-registered antimicrobial product on applicable hard surfaces
When to Clean Coils and Blowers
During air duct cleaning (recommended)
If system runs constantly but doesn’t cool
Before summer cooling season
After discovering mold in system
Every 2-3 years for maintenance
Benefits of Professional Cleaning
Improved system efficiency
More consistent temperature control
Helps extend equipment lifespan
Helps reduce the likelihood of breakdowns
Supports a cleaner indoor air environment
