Ductwork and openings
We review accessible supply and return ducts, registers and grilles. Access behind ceilings and walls determines which sections we can clean.

Green Ductors cleans air ducts in Queens homes and buildings with ducted heating or cooling. We review the equipment, accessible ductwork and your concerns before quoting the job.
Tell us about your HVAC system and what needs cleaning.
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In a ducted system, supply ducts carry air into rooms and return ducts bring it back to the equipment. The grilles you see are only the openings. Dusting their faces leaves the ductwork behind them untouched.
We review accessible supply and return ducts, registers and grilles. Access behind ceilings and walls determines which sections we can clean.
A blower, filter or coil may need attention separately from the ducts. We clarify which components are included before work begins.

Have a wall-mounted mini-split or a PTAC unit beneath a window? Ask about equipment cleaning. Those units need a different approach from a central duct system. A photo can help if you are unsure which type you have.
Visible debris inside a duct or dust from renovation work may prompt a closer look. Note where you have noticed buildup; dust on furniture alone does not reveal its source.
Duct cleaning removes buildup from the surfaces included in the job. Weak airflow can also result from equipment faults or damaged ductwork. Odors and moisture concerns may need further assessment, since cleaning alone may not resolve them.
Mention suspected mold when booking so we can discuss whether a separate assessment is needed. Duct cleaning and mold remediation involve different work.

In a building with shared equipment, the superintendent or managing agent may know the duct layout and can help arrange access.
We identify accessible duct sections and agree on what the cleaning will include. Let us know about locked mechanical rooms, ceiling access or restrictions on working hours before the appointment.
Our duct-cleaning work uses HEPA-filtered collection, negative-pressure equipment and brushes. The technician chooses tools to suit the duct surfaces and available access, then cleans the agreed sections.
We review the cleaned sections and explain any visible issues needing follow-up. If an area could not be reached, we tell you what remains and discuss the next step.

For service in Astoria, Flushing, Forest Hills, Jackson Heights, Bayside or Jamaica, include your full address so we can confirm availability. If you are elsewhere in Queens, add your ZIP code to the request.
For an apartment, let us know whether you operate your own equipment or rely on a central building system. A superintendent can often help identify the unit serving your space.
Pricing depends on the number of HVAC systems, duct layout, accessible openings and equipment included. Send your address and a brief description of the building for a quote.
No. Some apartments use ductless or through-wall equipment. Radiators alone do not indicate that there are air ducts to clean. Confirm how your apartment is heated and cooled before booking.
Ask the owner or managing agent which parts of the system you can authorize work on. Shared equipment and ducts may need building approval. Include the relevant contact when requesting a quote.
Confirm with us whether your quote includes the blower and coil. These components may need additional cleaning beyond the ducts.
Clear loose items around the grilles and equipment, and arrange entry to any locked rooms needed for the job. We will discuss specific preparation when reviewing your system.
Use the form to send your Queens address and a brief description of the heating or cooling equipment. Include any concerns and photos you already have, or call Green Ductors at +1 888 334 1612.