Air Duct Cleaning in Dunwoody - One Price Per System, Agreed Before We Start

Fast, Reliable Air Duct Cleaning Across Dunwoody

Air duct cleaning in Dunwoody typically costs $425 – $780 for a full single-family home and takes 3 – 6 hours. Our crews arrive in uniform with shoe covers and drop cloths, and you get a written price before any work starts. The phone number is (229) 495-2691. If you live near Dunwoody North, Georgetown, or along Ashford Dunwoody Road, we know exactly what’s inside the ductwork of these 1970s – 80s homes. That local knowledge is why families with kids and pets keep calling Morton’s back.

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Dunwoody is not a quick-stop suburb. The housing stock here was built fast during the 1970s and 1980s suburban boom, and many of those original flexible duct runs are still in place. They travel through hot attics, past pine pollen screens on the return side, and over decking that crushes them flat. A proper cleaning here means looking at the entire system, not just the registers you can see from the hallway floor. We do that. If you’re already searching for Air Duct Cleaning, you probably suspect something has been building up for years. You’re probably right.

For a free estimate and a walkthrough of what we’ll find in your ducts, call (229) 495-2691. This page covers Air Duct Cleaning in Dunwoody in detail, with real pricing, the brands we run, and what we actually see inside these homes.

Why Mortons Air Duct Sandy Springs Is Dunwoody’s Preferred Air Duct Cleaning Company

Morton’s Air Duct Cleaning was founded in 2005 and has been part of the Cedarwell family of independently owned companies since the beginning. Our technicians are background-checked, uniformed, and trained to the Cedarwell C.A.R.E. values. That means shoe covers go on before the front door opens. Drop cloths go down before any equipment comes inside. Quiet tools run during nap hours. And every completed job includes a photo of the clean-up before the crew leaves. Dunwoody families with crawling babies and aging retrievers notice those details. They’re the reason we get rehired.

We’ve cleaned ducts in Dunwoody North homes where the original 1980s flex duct was still in the attic, coated in Georgia pollen and pet dander from three generations of golden retrievers. In Georgetown, we’ve found construction debris from the original build still packed inside return plenums. When the technicians who came before us only ran a vacuum line to a floor register and called it done, those problems stayed hidden. Our job begins with a camera inspection, not a sales pitch. We show you what’s in there before we touch it.

Paul Adeyemi leads our team, and he has built Morton’s on a simple standard: write the price before the work starts. No per-vent add-ons. No surprise invoice at the door. One flat price per system, agreed to in writing, backed by the 365-Day Done Right Promise. If it’s not done right, we make it right. That’s the whole promise, stamped on every job.

Dunwoody response times are straightforward. Scheduling is coordinated from our Atlanta area office, and local crews serve Dunwoody directly. Most homes we clean can be scheduled within the same week. If you call, a live person answers 24/7. Not a chatbot. Not a voicemail. A human who can book your estimate.

Vent Cleaning in Dunwoody

Vent cleaning in Dunwoody homes means removing the accumulated debris from supply and return vents, the trunk lines, and the branch runs that feed each room. In a typical Dunwoody North home built in the early 1980s, our techs find vents packed with a dense layer of dust, pollen, and pet hair. That material doesn’t sit quietly. Every time the blower cycles, it pushes micro-particles back into the bedrooms, the kitchen, and the playroom. Vent cleaning in a home like this runs $150 – $250 when bundled with a full system clean, and $290 – $450 as a standalone service depending on vent count and system layout.

Supply Vent Deep Clean

Supply vents push conditioned air into living spaces, which means every particle stuck to their interior walls travels into the rooms where your kids sleep and eat. In Dunwoody’s humid subtropical climate, supply runs are the first place moisture condenses and the first place dust cakes onto that moisture. We brush and vacuum each supply run individually, using professional equipment from Nikro and Rotobrush, not entry-level rental gear.

Return Vent and Grille Restoration

Return vents pull air back toward the blower, and they act like a filter for everything floating through the house. They fill with dust, dander, and cooking residue faster than any other part of the system. On Mount Vernon corridor homes we regularly see return grilles so plugged that the blower motor is working against its own airflow. We clean the return side separately, remove the grille, and restore proper draw before we finish.

Air Duct Repair in Dunwoody

Air duct repair in Dunwoody is often the actual fix, not the cleaning itself. The homes built around Dunwoody North and Georgetown used flexible ductwork that was never designed to last 40 years. Long runs through attic heat degrade the outer liner. Insulation separates. Joints pull apart. When we run a camera through a 1980s return line, we often find crushed sections beneath attic decking where someone stored holiday boxes on top of the duct. Air duct repair in this city runs $180 – $650 depending on how much of the run must be replaced, and a full reseal typically adds $120 – $280.

Crushed Run Replacement

Crushed flex duct is the most common failure we find in Dunwoody attics. A run that should be round is flattened to half its intended diameter, which means the blower motor pulls less airflow than the system was designed for. In one Mount Vernon corridor home near Ashford Dunwoody Road, our tech opened the return side and found the original flex duct crushed beneath attic decking. The blower motor was pulling only half its rated airflow. We ran negative pressure and source removal with our HEPA filtration unit, replaced the crushed run, and sealed the disconnected joints with mastic. Then we verified airflow at every register before we left.

Mastic Sealing and Joint Repair

Duct tape is not duct sealant. We see it all the time in older Dunwoody homes. Someone tried to patch a separated joint with hardware store tape, and the adhesive dried out inside an attic that reaches 130 degrees in August. A proper repair uses mastic, a brushable sealant that hardens into a permanent air-tight seal. We seal every accessible joint we touch. That is what stops the allergen recirculation loop for good.

Trusted Brands We Service in Dunwoody

Our trucks carry professional equipment from Nikro and Honeywell, plus components from Aprilaire, and Abatement Technologies. We service systems built around all major HVAC brands, and because we work in Dunwoody every week, our techs carry common duct fittings and sealants sized for the original 1980s flex runs these homes were built with. That means we can often complete a repair the same visit, without ordering a part and coming back. If your system needs something specific, we’ll tell you at the estimate so the written price already includes it.

Common Air Duct Cleaning Problems We See in Dunwoody Homes

• Crushed flex runs under attic decking. Homeowners use attic space for storage, and decades of boxes compress the original flexible ductwork below. A vacuum-only cleaning won’t find this, so airflow stays half of what it should be.
• Decades of construction debris in return plenums. The Mount Vernon and Ashford corridors were built quickly during the suburban boom. Drywall scraps, sawdust, and even fast-food wrappers from the original crews are still packed against return-side insulation in homes that have never been cleaned.
• Pollen-caked supply registers from Dunwoody’s tree canopy. Pine and hardwood pollen permeates every exterior wall opening, and once it enters the return side, it sticks to moist duct walls and stays for years. Allergy season here doesn’t end at the front door.
• Disconnected joints at flex-to-trunk connections. The original metal collars used in 1970s – 80s Dunwoody builds corrode with moisture, and the flex duct slips off. Once disconnected, the system pulls attic air directly into your living room. Camera inspection shows exactly where the separation happened.

Pricing for Air Duct Cleaning in Dunwoody, GA

We Also Serve Cities Near Dunwoody

In addition to Dunwoody, our crews regularly work in Sandy Springs, Kennesaw, Duluth, and Tucker. Each city has its own housing era and duct patterns, but the standard is the same. Written price first, shoe covers and drop cloths every visit, and a photo of the clean-up before we leave.

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