The Record Is the Product.

By the building, from a camera walkthrough. We scope the accessible supply, return, and trunk runs first, then give you a fixed per-building price in writing before any work starts. Per-vent math is how small jobs become big invoices; we don't run it.

Yes. After-hours and weekend work under full HEPA containment is standard for multi-tenant buildings — the floor opens clean and your tenants never see the crew or the dust. It's the only sane way to do it in an occupied building, and it's our default.

A per-zone before-and-after photo package and a written condition report. If a tenant asks what was done, or a lease clause or wellness certification wants proof, the record is already in the file — camera evidence, not a verbal 'we cleaned it.'

Only when it's needed. EPA's guidance is condition-based — visible mold, vermin, or significant debris — and we hold to it. If the camera shows the ducts are clean, we document that and hand you the baseline. A clinic shouldn't pay for work its own system doesn't call for.

Yes. We schedule around your patient flow or work after close, under containment, so the practice opens clean and operations are never interrupted. For a multi-location group we hold the same schedule discipline at every site.

A written condition report measured against EPA guidance and the ACR standard, plus before-and-after camera photos and the product-and-label record for any antimicrobial treatment applied. It's built to be exactly what an inspection or accreditation review wants in the file.

No — that's a separate trade with its own code and equipment, and we don't cross into it. We handle the comfort-air ductwork: the HVAC supply and return runs that condition your dining room or sales floor. If you need both, we'll tell you plainly which is us and which isn't.

Yes. We work after hours under HEPA containment so the space opens clean and your customers never see the crew or the dust. For a multi-site brand we hold the same after-hours discipline at every location.

Yes. One contract, one documented ACR-standard method, one closeout photo format across every site, so a portfolio review returns the same answer whether it's one store or forty.

Per-unit documentation. Every unit is numbered, photographed, and logged on its own line. You get a building-wide packet you can hand the board or an individual owner — not a single 'building cleaned' receipt that proves nothing later.

Yes. We produce a full-property duct and dryer-vent condition assessment written to feed a reserve study, so the board can schedule and budget capital work years out instead of facing a special assessment after a failure.

Lint buildup in a shared vertical dryer riser is a genuine multifamily fire-safety item, and it's easy for a per-unit-only vendor to skip. We clean the shared riser and verify the in-line lint interceptor, then document it in the per-unit record.

That's our default for hospitality. We work after hours, floor by floor, under containment, so occupancy is never disrupted and no guest sees the crew or the dust. The standard we hold is that a guest should never know we were there.

Often it's the coil area, where a wet-sock odor starts on damp surfaces, more than the duct runs themselves. We camera both and tell you which — cleaning what's dirty, flagging a coil or UV fix where that's the real source, and not charging for runs that are already clean.

Yes. One documented ACR-standard method and one closeout format across the DFW metros and the major Texas markets, so a portfolio audit returns the same answer at every property.

Yes — that's the core of our commercial division. One master recurring contract with defined scope, frequency, and SLA across your portfolio in the DFW metros and the major Texas markets, every site's before-and-after record filed the same way. One contract, one standard, one file — not a different vendor at every address.

Yes. We produce the certificate of insurance, additional-insured endorsement, and W-9 packet to your specific onboarding requirements as part of becoming your approved vendor. The paperwork that makes us auditable is part of the service, not an afterthought.

Yes. We issue a written duct-system condition letter for the transaction or the insurer, backed by a camera scan and documented findings — the kind of record a buyer's inspector, lender, and carrier will want in the file.