Every person in your building spends the day breathing whatever the HVAC system delivers, and after a few Florida years, that includes a lining of dust, allergens, and humidity-driven buildup inside the ductwork. Commercial duct cleaning pulls that material out at the source. TIES 360 has done this work for more than 20 years with NADCA-certified technicians, and we plan every job around your operating hours, because a cleaner building shouldn’t cost you a business day.
Buildup in a commercial system shows up in ways a manager eventually has to answer for. Comfort complaints pile up from one end of the suite. Dust reappears on desks and inventory a day after the cleaners leave, and there’s a musty edge in the lobby when the system cycles on. Clearing the ductwork addresses those at the cause: air moves evenly again, the recurring dust load drops, and the space reads as well-kept to the people you’re paying and the customers you’re hoping to keep. Indoor air can carry up to 100 times more pollutants than outdoor air, and in a building that runs its AC nearly year-round, the ducts decide how much of that load keeps circulating.
The same four steps for every job we do, from duct cleaning to attic insulation.
Contact us and tell us what's going on. We'll set a time that works for you.
A technician inspects the problem area, takes measurements, and shows you what they find.
The price in writing before any work starts. No pressure either way. You'll receive a hassle-free esimate.
Same crew, on schedule. We keep the job contained and leave your home cleaner than we found it.
Downtime is the first question every facility manager asks, so here’s the straight answer: we plan commercial cleanings for evenings, weekends, or your slow windows, section the work so occupied areas stay usable, and coordinate with whoever manages the space. A dental office doesn’t close for us. A warehouse doesn’t stop shipping. Tell us how the building runs and we’ll build the job around it, with the schedule and the price in writing before anything starts.
It starts with a walkthrough. We scope the system (air handlers, supply and return runs, registers, rooftop units where they apply), flag anything that needs attention beyond cleaning, and quote the full job. The cleaning itself follows NADCA standards: the system goes under negative pressure while agitation equipment removes buildup at the source, section by section, with occupied areas protected as we go. When it’s done, we walk the results with you or your property manager and leave documentation for the maintenance file.
It’s quoted per building rather than per square foot alone: system count, duct configuration, access, and buildup all matter. We scope it in a walkthrough and give you the number in writing before anything is scheduled. No surprises on the invoice is part of the service.
Yes. Most commercial cleanings run evenings, weekends, or around your slow windows. Tell us how the building operates and we’ll schedule inside the gaps.
The general guidance is about every three years, and buildings push that shorter with heavy foot traffic, renovation dust, coastal humidity, or processes that generate particles. An inspection tells you where your building sits, and it’s a lot cheaper than reacting to tenant complaints.
Yes, regularly. Those environments get detail-level work and scheduling that respects patient hours, and our technicians are NADCA certified, which is the standard worth asking any vendor about.
The system is cleaned in sections under negative pressure, occupied areas stay protected, and the loudest equipment can be timed for off-hours. Most teams notice the crew arriving and the air afterward, and not much in between.