Air Duct Cleaning Omaha
A truck-mounted vacuum pulling over 5,000 CFM, every vent sealed while we clean, and a before-and-after photo of every single vent. One honest price up front — no per-vent games.
I don't think my ducts had ever been cleaned before from the pictures Trey Hensley showed me… 10/10 would recommend.
$200 off — priced by the job, not by the vent
The tech photographs your ducts, shows you what he found, and gives you the full written total before anything starts. Allow up to 3–4 hours for a thorough cleaning — smaller homes go quicker.
- Truck-mounted vacuum, over 5,000 CFM
- Every vent sealed during cleaning — nothing blows back
- Before & after photo of every vent, kept on file
- NADCA-certified — one of only a few in Omaha
- Antimicrobial treatment fogged through freshly cleaned ducts
- Targets odor-causing bacteria left in the system
- Only worth doing on clean ducts — that's why it rides with the cleaning
- Carpet, upholstery, dryer vent, tile — any service we offer
- One visit where possible, one written total
- Stacks with your $200 off
Spend More, Save More
Larger jobs earn an extra discount on top of your $200 off — applied automatically to the pretax total.
Spend tiers stack with the base offer above. Your technician confirms the exact total up front — before any work starts.
What Omaha homeowners say
They were here right at 8AM and stayed until 10:30AM! I don't think my ducts had ever been cleaned before from the pictures Trey Hensley showed me. DISGUSTING! …10/10 would recommend.
Trey did an excellent job cleaning out the ductwork. He was cordial and efficient. I highly recommend this company for duct cleaning!
COIT did an excellent job of cleaning the air vents in my house. I had a different company do it five years ago and the difference was night & day.
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One visit. One honest price. Done.
No drive-by quotes, no second appointment. The price you approve is the price you pay.
The tech walks the job
He looks at the actual job — rooms, fibers, traffic, the problem spots — and answers your questions face to face. Plan on about 2 hours for most services, 3–4 for air ducts.
Exact total, up front
You see the full price before any work starts — in writing, good for 90 days. No per-room surprises, no add-on games.
Approve it, it's done that visit
Everything's already on the truck. Say yes and the work happens right then. Say no and you owe nothing for the visit.
How the duct-cleaning bait works — and how to beat it
Duct cleaning is the most scam-heavy corner of home services. Know the play before anyone is standing in your hallway.
The play: a tiny advertised price, then the rewrite at your kitchen table — every branch line suddenly counts as a separate 'main,' every vent becomes its own 'duct,' and the number multiplies before a single tool comes off the truck. NADCA, the industry's certifying body, documents the pattern, along with the shop-vac 'blow and go' that usually follows it.
Beat it with three questions. Is the price one written total for the whole system? Is the vacuum truck-mounted, and are the vents sealed while you work? Will I see before-and-after photos of my own vents? Whoever squirms just saved you the kitchen-table renegotiation.
Our answers: the tech photographs your ducts first and hands you one fixed written total before any work. The truck connects straight into your supply and return trunk lines through a dedicated access opening — over 5,000 CFM of negative pressure, every vent sealed — while compressed-air whips and skipper balls drive years of debris toward the vacuum instead of into your rooms. What comes out after a renovation would surprise you: drywall chunks, tape rolls, fast-food bags builders dropped down the vents. You'll see yours in the photos.
- One fixed written total — never per-vent or per-"main" pricing
- Truck-mounted vacuum connected at the trunk lines, over 5,000 CFM
- Every vent sealed while we clean; the access opening re-sealed after
- Before & after photos of every vent — proof, not promises
- NADCA-certified — one of only a few in Omaha
Sealed vents, negative air pressure, photo proof on every job.
The crews building Omaha's new homes hire COIT for post-construction duct cleaning — before the family ever moves in.
Why homeowners pick COIT for ductwork
Hourly techs, not commission
Our techs are paid by the hour, not a cut of what they charge. Nobody needs to inflate your bill to get paid — an hourly tech earns by winning the job, so he prices to win it, not to pad a commission. Then he takes the time to do it right, answer your questions, and explain the results. The bonus in his check? It's tied to your review, not your bill.
Photo proof on every vent
The tech photographs your ducts before quoting and shows you what's in there. Before-and-after shots of every vent stay on file — ask and they're yours.
Over 5,000 CFM of negative air pressure
A truck-mounted vacuum, not a shop vac. Every vent gets sealed while we clean so the mess can't blow back into your rooms.
NADCA-certified
One of only a few NADCA-certified duct cleaners in Omaha. That certification is exactly what the bait-price outfits don't have.
Exact total before we start
Price-and-Do: you approve the written total up front, and it's good for 90 days. Decline it and the visit costs you nothing.
Licensed, insured — and then some
BBB A+, fully licensed, and insured beyond industry requirements — including employee-theft coverage we've never once needed. The national COIT brand, answered for locally for over 50 years.
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Ready when you are
Dusty house, clogged filters, or a fresh renovation — get the photos, the honest total, and cleaner air in one visit.
COIT serves the Greater Omaha metro — West Omaha, Elkhorn, Bennington, Millard, Papillion, La Vista, Bellevue, Gretna, Council Bluffs and nearby communities in Eastern Nebraska and Western Iowa.