We completed an air duct cleaning at a home in Clermont. During our inspection, we found significant dust accumulation throughout the ductwork, air handler, and blower fan, along with suspected microbial growth inside several supply boots. To address this, we sealed the affected boots with mastic to help prevent future growth and maintain system integrity. Using our vacuum truck, we removed the majority of debris from the system and followed up with a sanitizing fog treatment to help reduce contaminants. To protect the home during service, we sealed off vents to contain dust and maintain a clean environment. The before‑and‑after photos clearly show the improvement—cleaner duct surfaces, healthier airflow, and better overall system performance. We also cleaned the dryer vent, where the rooftop exhaust showed a substantial lint buildup. This type of accumulation can restrict airflow and significantly increase fire risk if left unaddressed. Using our high‑pressure compressed air system, we thoroughly removed lint, debris, and any nesting materials from the entire exhaust line. This process restores proper airflow, improves dryer efficiency, and can help reduce energy costs. We also discovered that the dryer vent pipe in the attic had become disconnected from the roof termination. To correct this, we installed a new collar and plate, then sealed the connection to the roof with mastic to ensure a secure, long‑lasting fit Since most Florida homes vent through the roof, we recommend annual dryer vent cleaning to maintain safety and prevent costly issues. For long‑term results, we recommend professional air duct cleaning every three years. Routine maintenance helps reduce dust, improve airflow, and support a healthier, more efficient living environment