Air Duct Cleaning in Federal Way, WA

Federal Way homes by era

Federal Way grew mostly as a suburb, and its houses reflect several building waves. You will see 1960s and 1970s ramblers and split-levels, plenty of homes from the 1980s and 1990s, and a large number of apartments and condos. Neighborhoods range from Twin Lakes in the northwest to the streets around Steel Lake and North Lake, plus the wooded area near Dash Point State Park on the water.

Each era tends to have its own duct story:

Older ramblers often have a furnace in the garage or a closet, with ducts in the crawlspace. Return ducts in these homes can be very dusty.
Two-story homes from later decades have longer runs to the upper floor, with dust collecting at the turns.
Condos and apartments usually have compact systems but long dryer vents that run through walls and ceilings.

Getting there from Kent

Federal Way is about 5 miles southwest of us. We usually take SR 18 west to I-5, or Highway 99 for addresses closer to the water.

Wet seasons and wooded lots

Rain keeps the heat running for much of the year. Neighborhoods with tall trees see needles, leaves and moss on roofs and exterior vents, and a blocked dryer hood can slow drying even when the duct itself is fairly clean. In spring, tree pollen adds a yellow film to outdoor surfaces, and some of it ends up on your furnace filter.

Scheduling in Federal Way

We start each job by checking registers, returns and the dryer vent route, then explain the options and price. Air duct cleaning is $199 for up to 10 vents. Dryer vent cleaning is $99 for up to 10 feet and $15 per additional foot. For a single problem run, such as a dusty bedroom vent, deep duct cleaning is $59.99 per vent.

Services and prices

Dryer Vent Cleaning ($99 up to 10 ft, then $15 per additional foot)
Air Duct Cleaning ($199 up to 10 vents, then $29 per additional vent)
Deep Duct Cleaning ($59.99 per vent)

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