
📍Bergen County Specialists
30 years serving local homes and businesses
HVAC & Duct Mold Cleaning — HVAC and duct cleaning to remove mold, improve air quality, and protect building occupants

60 Minute Response
Average arrival across Bergen County—24/7/365
Professional Team
30+ Years Experience
$2M Insured
Complete Protection
Direct Billing
No Out-of-Pocket Cost
A+ Rating
Better Business Bureau
24/7 Emergency
Always Ready to Help
Mold in HVAC systems spreads contaminants quickly through ductwork; commercial settings require containment, specialized cleaning, and verification to protect occupants and critical environments.
A poorly maintained rooftop unit developed heavy biofilm and mold on the evaporator coil and drip pan. As the system ran, spores and odors dispersed through supply ducts, leading to tenant complaints of respiratory irritation and persistent musty smells across multiple floors.
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A flood in the mechanical room allowed contaminated water and silt into plenums and lower duct sections. Left untreated, debris and microbial growth threatened HVAC performance and redistributed contaminants into tenant spaces.
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In a food service facility, grease accumulation in exhaust ducts combined with humidity supported bacterial and fungal biofilms. The condition increased fire risk and generated odors that affected dining areas and ventilation effectiveness.
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HVAC Mold Cleaning

Mold and biofilm discovered inside a building's air handling unit and ductwork causing tenant complaints and poor air quality.
Quarantined mechanical room, removed contaminated insulation, performed professional coil and duct cleaning with HEPA-filtered systems, and applied antimicrobial treatments to prevent regrowth.
Air quality complaints resolved, HVAC performance improved, and follow-up testing passed clearance.
HVAC Coil & Duct Cleaning

Air handler coil corrosion and microbial growth reduced system efficiency and caused tenant complaints about odors.
Performed full coil cleaning, replaced contaminated insulation, sanitized accessible duct sections with antimicrobial application, and set up follow-up monitoring and improved filtration.
System efficiency restored and odors eliminated. Follow-up testing confirmed improved air quality.
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30 years serving local homes and businesses

Based in Hackensack with crews ready 24/7

Industrial-grade tools and technology

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One call coordination across tenants, vendors, and insurance to minimize disruption and resolve issues fast.
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Coordinate crews and building services
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4.9/5 stars from 500+ Google reviews
Persistent HVAC odor no one else could fix. Cleaned air handlers—smell gone, air quality improved.
Ian H.
Harrison, NJ
Efficient crew, minimal downtime. Follow-up testing gave us confidence to reopen next day.
Renee K.
Kearny, NJ
Good value & thorough. Excellent facilities team coordination.
Omar Z.
Union, NJ
Everything you need to know
We inspect the air handler, coils, drain pans, and accessible ductwork for visible growth, biofilm, or debris. Elevated indoor spore counts, persistent odors, or occupant complaints also trigger HVAC remediation. We use thermal imaging and borescope inspection when needed to check concealed plenums.
Typical scope includes isolating the system, cleaning coils and drain pans, HEPA vacuuming duct runs, sanitizing with approved antimicrobials, and replacing or cleaning filters. For heavily contaminated systems we may recommend component replacement and staged system restart with enhanced filtration.
Cleaning removes existing contamination, but long-term prevention requires fixing moisture sources (condensate leaks, poor drainage, elevated humidity) and implementing maintenance: regular coil cleaning, proper drain maintenance, and scheduled filter replacements. We provide maintenance plans to reduce recurrence risk.
We coordinate with facilities to perform work in phases and minimize downtime. Often we isolate and clean one air handler at a time or perform after-hours work. Full shutdown is only required when contamination poses IAQ risks or when access prevents safe isolation.
We're standing by 24/7.