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If dust is collecting around registers or on nearby surfaces, consider what may be entering the return ducts and how the system is built. A cleaning plan should account for the full duct network, not just visible grilles. Ask how negative pressure and brushing will be used at each opening, and whether trunk lines can be inspected before and after. If the home has additions, owner-modified takeoffs, or patched runs, mapping the actual layout first helps clarify which sections belong in the scope.

Questions About the Work

Does dust return soon after you clean?

Dust near registers can have several sources. Ask for the return paths and trunk lines to be inspected, and compare a proposed full-system scope with one limited to visible grilles.

  • Use Negative Pressure and Brush Each Run

    Ask whether the system will be held under negative pressure while each branch is brushed from its opening. This helps draw loosened material toward collection equipment rather than allowing it to disperse indoors. Confirm which branches are included and how access points will be reached, especially where the layout changes or a run is hard to locate.

  • Compare Trunk-Line Views Before and After

    Ask whether the main trunks can be scoped before work begins and again when it is complete. Photographs or video can help you compare visible conditions and understand what was reached. Confirm which trunk sections will be shown, since a view of one accessible area does not document every branch or establish the condition of the entire system.

  • Map Additions and Owner-Modified Runs

    If the system includes basement additions, DIY takeoffs, patched ductwork, or older alterations, ask for the runs to be mapped before a scope is set. A drawing or labelled photographs can help identify disconnected or overlooked branches. This matters because a plan based only on the original layout may miss later additions that are still connected to the system.

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