Professional Air Duct Sanitizing & Mold Treatment in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax VA
Call 571-970-8489Cleaning your air ducts removes visible dirt and debris, but sanitizing takes your indoor air quality to the next level. HVAC system sanitizing eliminates bacteria, viruses, mold spores, and other harmful microorganisms that can compromise your health and create unpleasant odors.
At AirDuctVet, we provide professional HVAC sanitizing service throughout Alexandria VA, Arlington VA, Fairfax VA, and the entire DMV area. Using EPA-registered antimicrobial treatments and hospital-grade sanitizers like Decon-30, we ensure your ductwork is not only clean but truly healthy.
Your HVAC system can harbor harmful contaminants that regular cleaning alone cannot eliminate. Sanitizing is especially important if you've experienced:
Eliminate bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms circulating through your air
Treat and prevent mold growth that can cause serious health problems
Remove musty, moldy, or unpleasant smells at the source
Neutralize allergens and irritants for cleaner, healthier air
We recommend professional duct sanitizing in these situations:
We identify problem areas, mold growth, and contamination using camera inspection to develop a targeted treatment plan.
Before sanitizing, we perform thorough duct cleaning to remove all dust, debris, and visible contaminants.
We apply EPA-registered sanitizers and antimicrobial treatments throughout your entire duct system using specialized fogging equipment.
For severe contamination or mold issues, we use Decon-30, a hospital-grade disinfectant that kills 99.9% of pathogens.
We apply air duct deodorizers to neutralize odors and leave your system smelling fresh and clean.
We provide guidance on maintaining clean, sanitized ductwork and preventing future contamination.
Mold thrives in dark, damp environments—making your HVAC system a perfect breeding ground. Common causes include:
Mold exposure can cause respiratory problems, allergic reactions, headaches, and serious health issues for immunocompromised individuals. If you see or smell mold, professional treatment is essential.
Decon-30 is a powerful, EPA-registered antimicrobial treatment used in hospitals, schools, and commercial buildings. Benefits include:
Eliminates bacteria, viruses, mold spores, and fungi on contact
Non-toxic, non-corrosive formula safe for occupied spaces
Provides residual antimicrobial protection for months
We provide sanitizing services for both homes and businesses:
Protect your family from harmful contaminants and enjoy fresher, healthier indoor air. Perfect for homes with:
Maintain a healthy work environment and demonstrate your commitment to employee and customer safety. Ideal for:
Removes physical contaminants like dust, debris, and allergens. Essential foundation for a healthy HVAC system.
Kills microorganisms, treats mold, and eliminates odors at the source. Provides deeper, longer-lasting results.
For optimal results, we recommend combining professional duct cleaning with sanitizing treatment.
Breathe easier with truly clean, sanitized air
Stop mold before it becomes a serious problem
Permanently remove unpleasant smells
Prevent costly mold damage and repairs
Know your air system is truly clean
Extended protection between cleanings
Schedule professional HVAC sanitizing and breathe easier knowing your air is truly clean.
Call 571-970-8489Yes! We use EPA-registered, non-toxic sanitizers that are safe for occupied spaces. Our products are specifically designed for HVAC systems and are used in schools, hospitals, and homes. There's typically no need to vacate during treatment.
Sanitizing is typically performed after duct cleaning and adds about 30-60 minutes to the service. The antimicrobial products dry quickly, and you can use your HVAC system normally shortly after treatment.
We recommend sanitizing every 3-5 years along with regular duct cleaning, or more frequently if you've had mold issues, water damage, or illnesses. Properties with high humidity or respiratory-sensitive occupants may benefit from annual treatment.
Sanitizing kills existing mold and inhibits future growth. However, if moisture problems persist, mold can return. We'll identify moisture sources and recommend solutions to prevent recurrence, such as improving ventilation or fixing leaks.