Flame Guard LV

The Mega Mammoth vacuum connects at the main central return (where the filter is usually installed). It draws debris from every supply and return duct tied into that main return, including bedrooms, living areas, the kitchen, and any other connected space, pulling loose dirt and buildup from those ducts into the vacuum.

Following a biohazard protocol, a rotary brush agitates and deep-cleans the walls of the main central return duct up to the plenum, using Vital Oxide disinfectant. This step removes stubborn biological buildup, packed bacterial dust, pet dander, and debris left behind by skipped or infrequent maintenance.

A rotary brush with Vital Oxide disinfectant is run through approximately 15–25 linear feet of ductwork. The brush drives dirt toward the main central return so the Mega Mammoth vacuum can remove it more thoroughly.

Brushing and basic vacuuming inside the dryer vent to keep lint from building up. The dryer duct is then sealed with HVAC 324A metal foil tape to help prevent carbon monoxide leaks. Preventive maintenance service; price does not include clogged dryer vent removal.

Clears a stubborn lint clog from a streamlined horizontal dryer vent. The technician disconnects the dryer duct and inspects the line with a Foxwell inspection camera. The clog is then cleared using a rotary brush, an air ball compressor, and a vacuum. To finish, the existing dryer duct is sealed with HVAC 324A metal foil tape to help prevent carbon monoxide leaks.

Clears a stubborn mid-section lint clog from a vertical dryer vent. The technician disconnects the dryer duct and inspects the line with a Foxwell inspection camera. The clog is then cleared using a rotary brush, an air ball compressor, and a long vacuum hose. To finish, the existing dryer duct is sealed with HVAC 324A metal foil tape to help prevent carbon monoxide leaks.

Clears clogs at dangerous heights. Working from the roof, the technician clears the lint clog all the way down to the vent opening behind the dryer, into a stationed vacuum, using a rotary brush, an air ball compressor, and a vacuum. The line is then inspected with a Foxwell inspection camera to confirm a clear light signal. To finish, the existing dryer duct is sealed with HVAC 324A metal foil tape to help prevent carbon monoxide leaks.

Removes dirt and buildup from one system's outdoor condenser coil to improve airflow and cooling efficiency. With power safely shut off, we inspect the coil, carefully apply an HVAC-rated coil cleaner, and rinse with low-pressure water. We then restore power and run a cooling cycle to confirm proper airflow, fan operation, and drainage. Cleaning only; no repairs, part replacement, refrigerant work, or installation.

Removes dirt and buildup from one rooftop unit's evaporator and condenser coils; all work is performed on the roof. With power safely shut off, we apply an HVAC-rated coil cleaner, rinse with low-pressure water, and confirm proper operation once power is restored. Safe, clear roof access must be provided. Cleaning only; no repairs, part replacement, refrigerant work, or installation.

The vortex vacuum pulls out and exhausts lingering indoor odors and airborne particles, including pet-urine odor, cooking smells, cigarette residue, dust, allergens, pollen, and other stubborn odors.

A washable, reusable aluminum air filter that captures everyday airborne particles while keeping air flowing freely through your HVAC system. It traps dust, pollen, lint, and pet hair. Simply rinse, let dry, and reinstall, with no constant replacements. Lifetime guaranteed.