Services · HVAC

Furnace Cleaning in Austin, TX

Cleaning of the furnace cabinet, blower compartment and accessible components before the heating season, with any concerns flagged for a repair technician.
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Furnace cabinet – Furnace Cleaning
Furnace cabinet
Service details

Ready for the first cold night

Austin furnaces sit idle for most of the year and collect dust in the meantime. The EPA recommends that fuel-burning furnaces be inspected and serviced before each heating season. Cleaning the cabinet and blower area is part of getting the system ready.

The scope

  • Cabinet — dust and debris cleaned from the accessible furnace cabinet.
  • Blower compartment — the blower area cleaned and the filter checked.
  • Visual check — anything that needs a licensed technician, such as burner or venting concerns, is flagged.
Best scheduled in fall, before the first cold snap.

Before you ask for an estimate

  1. Fuel type

    Gas or electric? Let us know when you book.

  2. Notice anything unusual?

    A burning-dust smell on first use is common; persistent odors, noises or a yellow flame should be checked by a technician.

How the visit goes

What happens on the day

We confirm the scope with you before starting.
  1. 01

    Power off and open

    The furnace is switched off and the cabinet opened.

  2. 02

    Clean

    The cabinet and blower compartment are cleaned and the filter checked.

  3. 03

    Close and check

    The furnace is closed up and run through a cycle.

Inside the furnace cabinet – Furnace Cleaning
Inside the furnace cabinet
Who it is for

Homes and businesses

The same crew for both, with a different scope conversation. Tell us which one you are and we will ask the right questions.
Homes

Houses, condos and rentals

Tell us about the property and the system and we will come back to you with an estimate.
Businesses

Offices, retail, restaurants and multi-family buildings

Commercial work has its own page, covering how the building is used and how the work is planned.
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Offers

Service offers and a yearly plan

Annual maintenance plan
Air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning and seasonal HVAC tune-ups in one yearly plan.
  • Air Duct Cleaning & Furnace Check-Up
  • Dryer Vent Cleaning
  • HVAC Tune Up
Request current plan pricing
A one-unit air duct cleaning offer with a furnace check-up.
$99
A standalone dryer vent cleaning appointment.
$89
Ask about a chimney sweep and inspection appointment.
$149
An attic insulation check: depth, coverage and condition.
$89
An on-site consultation before you replace or install an HVAC system.
$59
Service areas

Furnace Cleaning Across Austin & Nearby Communities

We cover Austin and the communities around it. If your address is not listed, include your ZIP code in the estimate request or call us.
Questions

Straight answers about furnace cleaning

When should I have my furnace cleaned?

In fall, before heating season. The EPA recommends servicing fuel-burning furnaces before each heating season.

Is a burning smell normal at first?

A light burning-dust smell when the furnace first runs is common and should fade. Persistent odors should be checked.

Do you repair furnaces?

We clean them. Burner, gas and venting repairs need a licensed HVAC technician.

Should I have a CO alarm?

Yes. Homes with fuel-burning appliances should have working carbon monoxide alarms.

Get in touch

Request a furnace cleaning

Share a few details about the property and we’ll contact you to discuss your request. It does not confirm an appointment.
Call or text
(512) 354-2780
Hours
Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
We’ll contact you to discuss your request.