The Truth Behind $199 “Unlimited Vents” Air Duct Cleaning Deals
If you’ve ever seen ads for “air duct cleaning — unlimited vents for $199,” you might be tempted. But is it really a deal… or a ductwork disaster waiting to happen?
Here’s what most companies won’t tell you — and what we think every homeowner should know.
You’ve probably seen ads offering “air duct cleaning for just $199” or “unlimited vents for $249.” Sounds like a bargain, right? Unfortunately, many of these offers aren’t what they seem — and we think it’s important for homeowners to know what’s really included before scheduling service.
At HomeLux Services, we believe in being upfront with our customers. So here’s what you should know before booking one of these “too good to be true” specials.
Once they’re in your home, many low-price duct cleaners will claim they found mold, heavy buildup, or major contamination. Then suddenly, that $199 job becomes a $600+ invoice.
At HomeLux, we offer complete air duct cleaning done the right way. Our standard package includes:
Learn more about our Air Duct Cleaning Process in NJ
Or request a quote here: homeluxservices.com/air-duct-cleaning/
We’ve had many customers call us after falling for one of these $199 offers — only to realize their main system was never cleaned and their home’s air still felt dusty.
If you’re serious about improving your indoor air quality, trust a company that’s licensed, insured, and transparent about pricing from the start.
Call us today or request an estimate on our Air Duct Cleaning Page. We proudly serve homes across New Jersey and Staten Island, NY, with honest pricing and proven results.
These $199 offers often include:
• Basic vacuuming of a few supply vents
• ZERO cleaning of return trunk lines
• NO air handler, blower motor, or coil inspection
• No sanitization or filter check
• Extra charges for “each return vent”, “attic access”, or “moldy smell”
At HomeLux Services, we’ve re-cleaned dozens of homes after customers fell for these gimmicks.
If the company won’t show you before/after photos, or can’t explain what a return trunk is — run!
What These Deals Usually DON’T Include:
- Main trunk lines (the large ducts that do most of the airflow)
- Air handler, blower, or furnace cleaning
- Basement or attic access fees
- Filter replacements or sanitizer treatments
The Upsell Trap
Once they’re in your home, many low-price duct cleaners will claim they found mold, heavy buildup, or major contamination. Then suddenly, that $199 job becomes a $600+ invoice.
“If we don’t clean the main system, you’re just blowing dirt back into the home.”That part is actually true — but it should have been included in the service from the beginning!
What You SHOULD Get From a Professional Duct Cleaning
At HomeLux, we offer complete air duct cleaning done the right way. Our standard package includes:
- All supply and return vents
- Main trunk line(s)
- Full air handler and blower cleaning
- Optional filter change and disinfection
Learn more about our Air Duct Cleaning Process in NJ
Or request a quote here: homeluxservices.com/air-duct-cleaning/
Don’t Fall for the “Cheap Now, Expensive Later” Gimmick
We’ve had many customers call us after falling for one of these $199 offers — only to realize their main system was never cleaned and their home’s air still felt dusty.
If you’re serious about improving your indoor air quality, trust a company that’s licensed, insured, and transparent about pricing from the start.
Call us today or request an estimate on our Air Duct Cleaning Page. We proudly serve homes across New Jersey and Staten Island, NY, with honest pricing and proven results.
These $199 offers often include:
• Basic vacuuming of a few supply vents
• ZERO cleaning of return trunk lines
• NO air handler, blower motor, or coil inspection
• No sanitization or filter check
• Extra charges for “each return vent”, “attic access”, or “moldy smell”
At HomeLux Services, we’ve re-cleaned dozens of homes after customers fell for these gimmicks.
If the company won’t show you before/after photos, or can’t explain what a return trunk is — run! 