New Port Richey sits on the Gulf side of Pasco, and the housing is a great deal older than the inland half of the county. Plenty of homes here are running duct that was installed decades ago, and coastal air is hard on it — salt and constant humidity corrode metal connections and break down the outer wrap on flex duct.
Once that wrap fails, the insulation underneath absorbs moisture instead of resisting it. That is when homeowners start noticing a musty smell that comes back every time the system kicks on, and no amount of air freshener touches it, because the source is inside the duct.
We cover New Port Richey, Port Richey, Gulf Harbors, Jasmine Lakes, River Ridge, Seven Springs and the Trinity area.
Book both together for one flat $225. Air duct cleaning from $149, dryer vent cleaning from $99. NADCA member · FL Lic. CAC1825271.
Because the smell is coming from the duct, not the room. Moisture in coastal ductwork lets growth establish on the interior surfaces, and every time the blower runs it pushes that air into the house. Cleaning addresses the source rather than masking it.
We tell you honestly which one you are looking at. If the duct is intact, cleaning restores it. If the liner has broken down or sections have come apart, cleaning alone will not hold, and we will say so rather than sell you work that will not last.
Yes — both, along with Port Richey, Jasmine Lakes, River Ridge and Seven Springs.
Serving New Port Richey and the rest of Pasco County. Call (813) 362-0667 or book online.
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