Do you serve Duval County, Florida?
Yes. Refresh Duct Cleaning covers Duval County for air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, Aeroseal duct sealing, evaporator coil and blower cleaning, and HVAC inspections. Daily residential coverage in the southern and eastern parts of the city, and city-wide for commercial and multi-family. The company is based in St. Johns County, runs a truck-mounted vacuum system rather than a portable unit, and holds Florida contractor license CAC1824362 with a NADCA-certified specialist on staff. Whole-home air duct cleaning starts at $499.
The short version
- We cover every community in Duval County listed below, each with its own page.
- Daily residential coverage in the southern and eastern parts of the city, and city-wide for commercial and multi-family.
- Truck-mounted vacuum at roughly 15,000 CFM, not a portable unit — why that decides the result.
- Whole-home air duct cleaning from $499, priced mainly on square footage. Phone quotes available.
- NADCA ASCS and CVI on staff, Aeroseal certified contractor, BBB accredited, Florida license CAC1824362.
What we find in Duval County
Duval covers an enormous area and close to a century of building stock, so there is no single duct profile. Riverside and Avondale bring 1910s and 1920s housing with crawlspaces and retrofitted systems. Mandarin and San Jose bring mid-century homes where original duct board is now past end of life. Southside and East Arlington bring newer construction where leakage matters more than contamination.
The recurring findings here
- Retrofitted ductwork, crawlspace runs and disconnections in the historic districts
- End-of-life duct board and heavily loaded blower wheels in Mandarin, San Jose and Orange Park
- Attic duct leakage and construction-era debris in the newer eastern developments
- The county's commercial, multi-family and institutional work, scheduled around building operations
Scheduling
Residential routing favours the southern and eastern areas closest to our base. Commercial and multi-family projects are scheduled in advance and run city-wide.
What we would look at first
Every job starts with an inspection of the system, documented with photos and camera where needed, before anything is cleaned. Given the housing mix in Duval County, that inspection quite often points at duct leakage or duct board condition rather than accumulated dust — and those need different work. If your system does not need cleaning, we will tell you.
At a glance
- County
- Duval County, Florida
- County seat
- Jacksonville
- Coverage
- Daily residential coverage in the southern and eastern parts of the city, and city-wide for commercial and multi-family.
- Starting price
- $499 whole-home air duct cleaning
- Equipment
- Truck-mounted Hypervac, approx. 15,000 CFM
- License
- Florida CAC1824362
Communities we cover in Duval County
Common questions
How much does air duct cleaning cost in Duval County?
Whole-home air duct cleaning starts at $499. The main driver is the square footage of the home, then the number of HVAC systems and the condition of the equipment. Give us those details and we can price it on the phone. What changes the price.
Do you actually work in Duval County or just advertise there?
Daily residential coverage in the southern and eastern parts of the city, and city-wide for commercial and multi-family. Every community we list has its own page with what we actually find there, which is not something a company advertising into an area it does not work can write.
Is there a duct cleaning company near me in Duval County?
We are based in St. Johns County and cover Duval County directly — no subcontractors, no franchise, no call centre. Aaron and Ammon own the company and work the jobs.
How often should ducts be cleaned in Florida?
NADCA's position is that the interval depends on the condition of the system rather than a fixed number of years. Northeast Florida humidity and near year-round run time generally bring systems to that condition sooner than in a dry climate.
What makes your equipment different?
We run a truck-mounted vacuum rated at roughly 15,000 CFM. Most duct cleaners work from portable units, which cannot generate the collection airflow that source removal requires across a whole system. More on that.
