For UV light installation and air duct cleaning in San Antonio, TX, Green Air Duct Club starts with the condition of your system. UV equipment, cleaning and filtration address different needs, so an inspection comes before choosing the service.
Our return-duct maintenance cleaning starts at $99. Call (210) 790-3600 to discuss an assessment; UV light installation needs a separate scope.
Services include UV equipment installation, duct cleaning for accessible buildup, and whole-home filtration for particles moving through the system. AC cleaning concerns the equipment being cleaned, with coil cleaning scoped separately.
We offer these services, but an indoor air quality concern does not automatically call for all of them. None should be presented as a promise to prevent allergies or other health problems.
Inspection comes first to identify duct condition, equipment access and the proposed installation scope. Duct alterations and electrical connections need professional review before installation proceeds.
Texas's limited cleaning exemption covers specified non-invasive work. Its limits include no duct or plenum cutting, no electrical changes, and disassembly limited to removable grilles and registers.
TDLR contractor guidance says non-exempt HVAC maintenance must come through a licensed air-conditioning and refrigeration contractor. Applicable technician registration also matters. A cleaning service description cannot establish authorization for equipment installation.
The limited electrical-connection exemption needs review before any electrical work is planned. Have a qualified professional check local licensing, permit and inspection requirements for the actual work.
Two mounting approaches are common. A coil-mounted lamp sits inside the air handler and is aimed at the evaporator coil and drain pan, which is where moisture collects. An in-duct lamp sits in the supply or return duct and treats air as it passes. The two are not interchangeable, and which one suits your system depends on the equipment, the space around it, and how the ducts are routed.
Because of that, there is no single installation price we can publish. The factors that move the number are the mounting location and the access to it, whether a power source already exists nearby, the number of lamps the system needs, and whether anything found during inspection has to be corrected first. We quote after inspecting rather than over the phone.
Lamps also lose output over time, so manufacturers specify a replacement interval, commonly annual. Check the documentation for whatever unit is installed, because that running cost is part of the decision rather than an afterthought.
Call (210) 790-3600 to discuss an inspection and define the work your system needs.
Our three published starting offers cover cleaning. They provide no UV equipment or installation price, which must be scoped separately.
The $99 offer covers maintenance cleaning from the return. It is not an unlimited whole-home cleaning price. Call (210) 790-3600 to discuss the cleaning scope and a separate UV assessment.
Green Air Duct Club works from a San Antonio base, and our Bexar County dispatch coverage establishes where scheduling begins.
San Antonio adopted its 2024 ICC code package January 30, 2025, with an effective date of May 1, 2025. The city's code information also identifies the retained 2021 International Energy Conservation Code.
Green Air Duct Club is independently owned and has operated since 2009. Our published dispatch coverage includes Bexar County, although availability still depends on the address and requested service.
Contact and booking are available 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
Around Joint Base San Antonio, a lot of local housing turns over on relocation cycles rather than the ordinary market, and the gap between tenants is usually the only time duct work is genuinely non-disruptive. Our duct inspection service includes written findings, which help define the work under consideration before a handover date.
Our services cover five groups: air ducts, dryer vents, attic insulation, indoor air quality equipment and chimneys.
The same team that cleans also repairs and replaces ducts. A duct problem found during cleaning therefore does not mean hiring a second duct contractor.
This sequence describes cleaning, with UV installation handled as separate equipment work.
We offer before-and-after camera documentation for duct cleaning.
Cleaning cannot repair a collapsed duct section or seal a leak. Those findings call for duct repair or replacement assessment.
The EPA's guidance on residential duct cleaning does not recommend routine duct cleaning in every home, and reports that duct cleaning has not been shown to prevent health problems. We would rather say that plainly than sell against it.
We stop work when active moisture or suspected growth is found and recommend an independent mold assessor. Mold remediation is outside our services.
We also stop for suspected asbestos so an abatement contractor can take over. Cleaning or equipment installation must not disturb suspected material.
Spraying does not correct the moisture source that allows growth. We do not offer duct sanitizing, fogging or antimicrobial treatment as fixes. Correcting the moisture source comes first; UV or whole-home filtration can then be evaluated without treating either as mold remediation.
Our dispatch coverage includes Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe and Hays counties. Our Helotes service coverage and Live Oak service coverage pages describe two nearby service areas.
For booking, tell us the property location and whether the concern involves buildup, moisture, damaged ducts or equipment options.
You can also email greenairductclubusa@gmail.com about an assessment. Same-day attendance depends on the schedule and location.
We offer both services, so you can include both in an assessment request. A combined appointment still needs confirmation for your address and the proposed scope. Our published cleaning offers do not establish a combined equipment price. Inspection findings help separate cleaning needs from possible filtration or UV equipment work.
No. An EPA establishment number does not establish product approval, endorsement or verified effectiveness. Qualifying microorganism-control devices have federal labeling requirements. However, the number cannot support claims that equipment will prevent allergies or other health problems.
We do not publish a UV installation price because the scope varies too much to quote honestly in advance. The figure depends on where the lamp mounts, how accessible that location is, whether a power source already exists nearby, how many lamps the system needs, and whether anything found during inspection has to be corrected first. Our three published starting prices cover cleaning only. Call (210) 790-3600 and we will quote after inspecting.
You can contact us for scheduling at any hour, including weekends and holidays. The available assessment time depends on your location and our schedule. After-hours contact does not guarantee an after-hours visit or immediate installation. An equipment assessment also needs a defined scope before installation work can be planned.
The answer depends on the installation's actual work, including any duct alterations or electrical connections. Texas's narrow cleaning exemption cannot settle an equipment-installation permit question. Municipal contractor registration fees and permit fees are also separate issues.
A property manager can contact us to discuss the address, access and proposed equipment assessment. Occupancy alone does not establish a need for UV equipment. Inspection can identify cleaning needs or conditions, such as active moisture, that must be addressed first.
One call covers ducts, dryer vents, insulation, air quality equipment and chimney. Duct cleaning from $99, and the same team handles any repair we find.
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