- 6years of experience
- 3,000customers served
- 12team members
- Since 2019serving homeowners
About Air Duct Cleaning Colorado
We founded Air Duct Cleaning Colorado in 2019 in Denver. Since 2019, we have served homeowners by connecting them with independent local providers for air duct cleaning.
Today, we focus on helping Colorado homeowners find a local provider for ductwork concerns. We connect callers with providers who can discuss dust buildup, vent airflow, dryer vents, and other home ventilation cleaning needs.
Meet Ricky Lockwood, owner
Ricky Lockwood is the owner of Air Duct Cleaning Colorado. He oversees a referral service that helps homeowners connect with independent local providers.
When a homeowner contacts the service, the goal is to help connect that caller with a provider in the area who can discuss the requested duct-cleaning work. The provider who comes out can inspect the system, explain the condition of the ductwork, and provide the job details.
Air duct cleaning connections
We connect Colorado homeowners with independent local providers for several types of duct and ventilation cleaning work.
Supply and return ducts
We connect callers with providers who clean supply ducts, return ducts, registers, and grilles. A technician may check accessible duct runs for dust, debris, and loose material before explaining the cleaning approach.
Heating and cooling systems
We help homeowners find providers for duct cleaning related to forced-air heating and cooling systems. The technician can identify accessible components connected to the duct system and explain what can be cleaned during the visit.
Dryer vent cleaning
We connect callers with providers for dryer vent cleaning. The provider can inspect the accessible vent path, lint accumulation, and exterior vent termination, then discuss the work needed.
Home ventilation maintenance
We connect homeowners with providers for routine ventilation cleaning and maintenance discussions. This can include checking vent covers, accessible duct connections, and areas where dust or debris may collect.
Licensing and insurance
Before scheduling work, ask the independent provider who comes out which Colorado and local licensing, registration, or permit requirements apply to the specific job. Requirements can differ by city, county, and the type of work involved.
Ask the provider to confirm their current insurance coverage before work begins. Homeowners can request details about general liability coverage and workers' compensation coverage when the provider has employees.
What to discuss with the provider
The provider who comes out can inspect the accessible system, explain the recommended work, and provide a quote.
Duct cleaning
- Ask which supply and return ducts are included.
- Ask whether registers and the air handler area will be inspected.
- Ask what debris or conditions were found.
Related work
- Ask whether dryer vent cleaning is available.
- Ask whether a filter change or duct repair may be needed separately.
- Ask the provider to confirm licensing and insurance for the job.
How a service call goes
Call
Tell us what you have noticed and where you are located.
Connect
We connect you with an independent local provider in your area.
Inspect
The technician who comes out reviews accessible duct system areas and discusses the findings.
Decide
Review the provider's quote and decide whether to move forward with the work.
Have these details ready
- Your Colorado city or ZIP code
- The dust, odor, or airflow issue you noticed
- Whether you recently remodeled or had pest activity
- Whether you want to ask about dryer vent cleaning
Since 2019, Air Duct Cleaning Colorado has connected homeowners with independent local providers.
Tell us your town and what is happening.