Anaheim, CA · CSLB License No. 1135877

A family company that shows you the work

ABC Air Duct Cleaning & Dryer Vent Cleaning is family-owned and operated, out of Anaheim, and has been cleaning ducts and dryer vents in Orange County for over 15 years. The crew counts your vents, cleans with suction instead of brushes, and puts a camera down the line so you can see the result.

Three ABC crew members laying a yellow suction hose through a client's living room
Anaheim

Over 15 years, still a family company

years cleaning ducts and dryer vents

Licence
CSLB License No. 1135877
Insurance
Fully insured
Equipment
185 PSI NADCA-certified equipment, with a HEPA vacuum
Area
Anaheim and all of Orange County

We are family-owned and operated, and we have been doing this work in Orange County for over 15 years. One customer, Eric N., put it this way: the crew was very neat, respectful of their home, and left everything cleaner than they found it.

Our equipment is NADCA-certified, which describes the machines, not a membership. We pair a negative-air suction system at 185 PSI with a HEPA vacuum, so the contaminants are pulled out of the ductwork rather than pushed deeper by brushes. We are licensed under CSLB License No. 1135877 and fully insured.

Pricing is honest and free to ask about: the estimate comes by phone from your vent count, and a walkthrough on the day confirms it. There are senior and military discounts, and same-day service whenever it can be arranged.

Will I see what came out of my ducts?

Yes. We take before and after pictures of your system, and video, and show them to you when the job is done.

Work light held up to a ceiling register cut-out before a duct is cleaned

Count the vents first

The phone estimate starts from how many vents you have. On site, the walkthrough counts every one and plans the run before anything is opened up.

Inside a round flex duct after the suction sweep

Suction, not brushes

A quick vacuum at the vent grill often just stirs dust around. Negative-air suction and a HEPA vacuum take it out of the system. Dryer vents get a high-negative suction sweeper, and the pipe line stays connected.

Collage of duct and attic work: a round duct, a suited technician on a ladder, attic equipment

Footage on every job

Pictures and videos are always provided. That is how one customer saw how much dust was coming out of her ducts, and how another saw the crud in his dryer vent.

Named by our customers

Juan, Fidel, Licho and Tony

One customer asked about replacing her attic insulation. Juan Moreno inspected it first, found no fresh droppings, and told her to leave good insulation alone. Fidel and Licho then cleaned all eight of her ducts, the intake and the dryer vent in about two hours. Tony did the dryer vent for Steven W.

“It's refreshing to find a company that prioritizes what is best for the customer instead of upselling unnecessary work.”

Michelle Galgoci, Google review

“Juan is awesome! Amazing service and very customer oriented. Saved him in my phone for next time and referred him to my neighbors”

Bradford D., customer

Frames from the job reel

Fireplace, ceiling duct, dryer vent and a duct run before and after.

  • Blue negative-air machine with a ribbed trunk running up to an open ceiling register
  • Technician vacuuming inside a painted brick fireplace in a living room
  • Technician on a stepladder working at a ceiling duct, a filter at the foot of the wall
  • Technician in a respirator working a dryer vent and its wall cap, in three frames
  • Duct interior coated in dust, labelled BEFORE
  • The same duct run after cleaning, labelled AFTER