Air Duct Cleaning Omaha
$200 Off Whole-House Air Duct CleaningEvery vent sealed · NADCA certified
Our techs are paid hourly, not on commission. Their bonus comes from your five-star review.
Trey did an excellent job cleaning out the ductwork. He was cordial and efficient. I highly recommend this company for duct cleaning!
$200 Off Whole-House Air Duct Cleaning
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.
- $200 off applied automatically to the pretax total
- The written total you approve is the total you pay
- NADCA-certified, one of few in Omaha
- Before and after photos of every vent, sent to you
- The full line cleaned, from the dryer to the outside exit
- Lint buildup is a leading cause of house fires
- Loads dry faster when the line breathes
- Same written-total rules as everything we do
- Fog reaches every run a brush never touches
- Treats clean bare metal, not dust
- Clears the musty smell buildup leaves behind
- Kid and pet friendly
More Ways to Save When You Bundle
Add any other COIT service to the same visit and the discount grows. The more you spend, the more you save, stacked on your $200 off and applied automatically to the pretax total.
- Dryer vent cleaning
- Air duct fogging
- Carpet cleaning
- Upholstery
- Area rugs
- Drapery & blinds
- Tile & grout
- Wood floors
- Natural stone
Bundle savings stack with the base offer above, and the $250 tier repeats: every $2,000 on the ticket earns another $250. Your technician confirms the exact total up front, before any work starts.
It Happens.
Meet IT, the fluffy little disaster that moved into your ductwork. Every cold-air return is cool, dark, and full of snacks. Dust, pet hair, and renovation debris give IT plenty of reasons to stay.
One call, and we show you what IT left behind.
“It Happens. And when it does, call COIT.”
We do our best every time. If we missed something, just give us a call.
Inside the ducts, while the machine runs
This is inside-the-duct camera footage of the exact 5,000 CFM Hypervac vacuum COIT runs on Omaha homes.
What Omaha homeowners say
I don't think my ducts had ever been cleaned before from the pictures Trey Hensley showed me. DISGUSTING! Trey Hensley's kindness and expertise added to the positive experience. 10/10 would recommend to family and friends!
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.
The person who cleaned Trey explained everything first. Gave the quote and did no damage to my house. Showed me the before and after pictures. Was early and ckeaned up everything before he left.
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The COIT Process, Perfected Over 50 Years
The whole process is simple and transparent. Start whenever you’re ready: call or book online, 24/7.
Call to schedule your visit
We set a time that works for you, often as soon as the next day. Nothing to prep and nothing to arrange.
The tech arrives and inspects
He looks inside your ducts, shows you what he found, answers your questions, and gives you the price in writing.
Get your price, then decide
Everything is already on the truck. Say yes and the whole system is cleaned right then. No rush, no pressure. Plan on 3 to 4 hours.
Five questions to ask any duct cleaner
Any duct cleaner worth hiring should be glad to answer all five. Here is how COIT answers them.
Start with how the tech is paid. Commission techs are not bad people. They do exactly what they are paid to do: sell high and work fast. COIT pays hourly plus review bonuses, so our techs are paid to work thoroughly, give exceptional service, and earn your five-star review.
Then ask how debris is contained. A high-CFM negative-air vacuum should pull from the supply and return trunks while every vent is sealed. Compressed-air tools loosen buildup inside each line as continuous negative pressure carries it out of the house.
Finally, ask for proof. Before-and-after photos of every vent show the work actually happened, and the people in your home should be vetted professionals.
- Are the techs paid on commission or by the hour?
- Do I get before-and-after photos of every vent?
- Are the techs background checked and certified?
- Is the company NADCA certified?
- Is the work insured?
Hourly techs, paid for their time, not your ticket.
Built for thorough, contained duct cleaning
NADCA-certified, one of few in Omaha
COIT follows NADCA-certified source-removal standards for air duct cleaning, with agitation and continuous negative pressure working together throughout the job.
Continuous negative pressure
NADCA's standard makes continuous negative pressure mandatory. Debris is loosened inside the duct system, pulled into the sealed vacuum, and never released into the living space.
Trusted by Omaha builders
Builders who could hire anyone contract COIT for post-construction duct cleaning: BHI Homes, Woodland Homes, Edward Custom Homes, Richland Homes, and Celebrity Homes.
Background-checked, hourly techs
Every technician is background-checked and paid hourly. Their pay does not depend on adding charges to your written total.
Licensed and insured beyond requirements
COIT is fully licensed and insured beyond industry requirements, with local accountability behind every visit.
Photo proof on every vent
You receive a before-and-after photo of every vent, sent to you so you can see exactly what was done.
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Ready to clear out your ductwork
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.