
Ductwork
Every Trunk and Branch Duct
Supply and return lines are brushed and air-washed while loosened debris moves toward the collector.
Step 1 of 6New London County, CT
Every Duct, Register, Coil and Blower, Plus Your Dryer Vent.$1,299 to $1,999 per air handler.
$1,299
Starting Per Air Handler
1 Day
Whole System, One Visit
2 Year
Warranty
$299
Dryer Vent Clean, Included
Every visit ends with photos of your own ducts. Drag the divider to compare a metal trunk line.

BeforeAfterReal jobYour ducts and the equipment behind them. One visit, one complete scope.
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Access openings are cut and sealed. Before and after photos of your ducts are included.
A camera inspection shows the condition of the system before you decide on a cleaning.
Connecticut heating systems move air for months, whether the furnace burns oil or gas. Spring pollen and fall leaf dust add to what the blower carries.
Shoreline homes bring damp, salt-laden air around basements, coils and condensate pans. Seasonal homes near Mystic and Stonington can sit closed for weeks, then run hard.
Older colonials, capes and ranches often have long trunk lines and tight basement runs. Renovation dust from sanding, plaster and demolition can remain in the system.
NADCA suggests cleaning air ducts every 3 to 5 years for most homes.
Source removal takes collected debris out of the ducts where air enters your rooms.
Brushed duct runs and cleaned equipment remove buildup from the airflow path.
We remove lint from the dryer to the outside outlet and check airflow.
Price follows the size and layout of your ductwork, not the vent count. We confirm the scope and price before work begins.
One air handler means one furnace or AC system. Nothing is added without your approval.
Optional botanical antimicrobial fogging: $375. Heavy mold in the coil pan may add cost, with your approval first.
Your Whole-System Clean
$1,299 to $1,999
Per air handler · about $1,599 typical for a single system
Get My PriceWe confirm your price before work begins. No booking or payment at this step.
The coupon gets a crew through your door. Then the price starts climbing, for a cleaning that never reaches the main ducts.
TotalNot what the ad said
One Price. No Surprises.
$1,299to$1,999
Per air handler, confirmed before work begins
Red Flags on the Phone
“Whole house for $69.”
What it meansA few vents are covered. Everything else is extra.
“We price it per vent.”
What it meansThe bill grows with every register they open.
“You need a UV light.”
What it meansSold before anyone has looked at your system.
Offices, retail stores, medical and dental offices, restaurant dining rooms, churches, schools and multi-unit buildings across New London County.
Rooftop units, split systems and multiple air handlers are quoted after we walk the building and count the systems. You get the scope and price in writing before work begins.
Tell us when the space is open and when it is quiet. We plan the visit with you so staff, tenants and customers can keep working.
Before and after photos of the ductwork for property managers, landlords and facility files.
A full day on site, roughly 9am to late afternoon. Each step is documented in your own system.
Confirm the layout, scope and price. Open registers and photograph the ducts.
A Nikro machine on the main trunk pulls loosened debris into the collector.
Work through the ducts, registers, coil, blower, furnace and condenser.
Take after photos, seal access openings and clear the dryer vent.

Based in New London, CT. We serve shoreline and inland homes with the same full-system visit and per-air-handler pricing. Send your ZIP code and we will confirm your address.
Mon to Sat, 8am to 6pm · Based in New London, CT


Details on scope, price and what happens during a visit.
Whole-system air duct cleaning from Go Green Duct Cleaners costs $1,299 to $1,999 per air handler, with about $1,599 typical for a single system. Price follows the size and layout of the ductwork, not the vent count. Dryer vent cleaning is included. Optional botanical antimicrobial fogging is $375. We confirm your price before work begins.
It covers every supply and return register, all trunk lines, the blower motor and assembly, the furnace, the AC evaporator coil and the outdoor condenser. A Nikro negative-air machine connects to the main trunk while technicians brush and air-wash the ductwork. Access openings are sealed afterward, and you receive before and after photos of your own ducts.
No. We lay floor protection along our path, wear shoe covers inside your home, and keep a negative-air machine on the main trunk the whole time, so loosened dust is pulled out of the system and into the collector. Access openings we cut are sealed before we leave.
Plan for a full day on site, roughly 9am to late afternoon. Timing depends on the number of air handlers, the size of the ductwork and how easy the ducts are to reach. Older homes with tight basements, crawlspaces or finished ceilings can take longer. We confirm scope and price with you before work begins.
NADCA suggests cleaning air ducts every 3 to 5 years for most homes. Connecticut homes may fall earlier in that range after a renovation, a move-in, pets, or visible dust and musty smells at the registers. A camera inspection shows the real condition of your ducts before you decide on a cleaning.
Yes. Dryer vent cleaning on its own is $299. It is included at no extra cost with every whole-system duct cleaning. We clear the vent from the dryer to the outside outlet and check airflow. A slow dryer or lint at the outside hood are common signs a vent needs attention.
Yes. We can recommend and perform indoor air quality testing in Connecticut, before or after a cleaning. It is a good fit when you notice musty smells, after water damage, or when you want a measured picture of your indoor air rather than a guess.
Some older Connecticut homes have duct wrap or tape that may contain asbestos. If we see suspect material, we do not disturb it. We stop work in that area and recommend testing first, and any removal is coordinated with a licensed abatement contractor before cleaning continues.
No. Botanical antimicrobial fogging is an optional $375 add-on. Source-removal cleaning is the core service and is what removes debris from the system. If heavy mold is found in the coil pan, extra work may add cost, and we ask for your approval before doing it.
Go Green Duct Cleaners is based in New London, CT and serves New London County, including New London, Groton, Waterford, Mystic, Stonington, East Lyme, Old Lyme, Norwich, Ledyard and Montville. Call (860) 507-3575 or send your ZIP code and we will confirm that we cover your address.
Yes. Go Green Duct Cleaners cleans air ducts in offices, retail stores, medical and dental offices, restaurant dining rooms, churches, schools and multi-unit buildings in New London County. Commercial work is priced per building after a walk-through, with the scope and price in writing before work begins. Call (860) 507-3575 to schedule one.
Tell us about your system. We will contact you to confirm scope and price.