Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing is based on the number of vents and the size of your home. Call (816) 655-8105 and Derek can usually give you an upfront price over the phone, with no in-home estimate needed.

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Dryer vent cleaning is a flat fee. Call for a quote.

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No. The price you're quoted is the price you pay.

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No. If there are optional add-ons that might help your home, Derek will explain them and let you decide. There's never any pressure.

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Yes, all work is guaranteed. [guarantee details to be confirmed]

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Generally every 3–5 years. Sooner if you've remodeled, have pets, or have allergy sufferers in the home.

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Most homes take about 2 hours, depending on size and number of vents.

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Supply and return vents, main trunk lines, and the blower area, plus before & after photos and cleanup of the work area.

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Yes. Air duct cleaning is performed to NADCA standards.

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Common signs: dust building up quickly, musty smells when the system runs, weak airflow, a recent remodel, or not knowing when they were last cleaned.

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Many customers notice less dust and fresher-smelling air. You'll also get before & after photos so you can see exactly what was removed.

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Generally once a year. More often for large households or long vent runs.

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A clogged dryer vent is one of the most common causes. Lint buildup restricts airflow, so the dryer runs longer and hotter.

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Yes. Lint is highly flammable, and a clogged vent traps heat. Regular cleaning is one of the simplest ways to reduce fire risk.

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Yes, and many customers do both at once.

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Uneven temperatures between rooms, weak airflow from certain vents, higher energy bills, or visible gaps and loose sections in exposed ductwork.

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It depends on the damage. You'll get an upfront quote before any work begins.

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Often, yes. If Derek spots damage, he'll show you photos, explain the issue, and give you a price.

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Often the next day, depending on the schedule. Call to check availability.

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Yes, for access to the home and a quick walkthrough when the job is done.

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Derek Craig, the owner. No subcontractors or rotating crews.

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Yes. You'll get a reminder before your appointment with an arrival time.

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No. The work area is cleaned up before Derek leaves.

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Clear a path to your vents, furnace, and dryer, and secure pets if possible.

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The Kansas City metro on both the Missouri and Kansas sides. See the Service Area page for the full list.

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Yes. Duct Hunt handles post-construction, post-remodel, and pre-sale duct cleaning with fast turnaround for project timelines.

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After the dusty work, such as drywall and floor sanding, is finished. Cleaning before that means the dust will just end up back in the ducts.

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Yes. Many local agents refer Duct Hunt to their buyers and sellers.

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