
About us
We are a NADCA Certified air duct and dryer vent cleaning company with over 20 year's experience. We charge based on the number of HVAC units in the home. There are never hidden fees or add on charges.
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Services we offer
NADCA Certified Air Duct Cleaning Specialists with 12+ Years of Commercial Remediation and Restoration... We have cleaned over 11,000 homes in Northeast Ohio and we still have a Perfect BBB Record!
Services we don't offer
We don't clean carpet or offer other services. The old expression, "Jack of all trades and master of NON!" We focus on being the best air duct cleaning company in Ohio.
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Free Estimates
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Warranties
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The first words out of the techs mouth was "you have chipmunks". Yes, in the yard. I live in the woods what would you expect? The tech decided he wanted to check out the basement because he had heard it involved crawl space. Admittedly the crawl space has some icky elements and tight spaces but many people -- electricians, plumbers and the guys who installed my AC ducts have worked down there.
. The tech then went outside to see if he could put his hose through my laundry room window to access the basement. He then complained that there was poison oak and poison ivy in the area in front of my laundry. First there is no poison oak anywhere in NE Ohio. I carefully inspected the area and found two tiny ivy plants which I volunteered to pull. He started to question every plant in the area -- he obviously didn't even know what poison ivy looked like. He then decided his hose wasn't long enough to do the work.
At that point it became obvious that he just didn't want to do the job. I think that was probably a good thing. The job wasn't enough for this company. I promptly called and arranged for the company I had successfully used previously to come and clean my ducts.
"We didn't even complete a service for this customer. With subzero weather and 2 feet of snow, we were not going to place our technician in a possible hazardous situation. The only correct way of removing a dead animal from this system is to crawl under the home. Yes....it probably is a dead animal that crawled into a warn duct under a house in a dirty and dark crawl space. There are probably a lot of animals living under that home. It was an impossible situation with impossible weather. WE DID NOT CHARE THE CUSTOMER A SINGLE PENNY for our time. The HVAC company didn't even want to crawl under that house. We simply asked for more time. By the way... [member name removed] is one of our previous customers."
Nick has a dry sense of humor and so once you accept that he's easy to work with.
All in all, nice job.
First contact was great, he immediately put on little blue booties over his work boots to minimize any effect on our floors! Nice touch!
Nick the technician was gracious when he learned I had turned the damper of every duct to the off position, because I thought based on the info I was given that is how it was supposed to be for Summer...when the AC was running. Moving here from an area that doesn't use furnaces, I was really quite unaware as to how to care for or operate such a system. So his expertise and subtle humor was appreciated...even if at the expense of my pride!
I was grateful that Nick also went over some of the details with us in person. Details that were omitted during my initial phone contact with the company. He pointed out that they would have to cut small holes in the mainline for running the cleaning suction hose through in order to get to all of the debris out. These 1" holes were neatly covered and sealed when finished, but I can imagine it would be quite a surprise to see someone drilling into your ductwork and not know why!
Our system hadn't been cleaned for the life of the house..(over 30 years!!!) so it was definitely time. They found a large tube of vintage drywall caulk stuck in one of the ducts left over from when the house was built....in 1978!!
When we got home...that evening, the air was clean, and smelled better, the house was dust free, and our night was a lot cooler. I know we'll eventually make up the cost of this cleaning in Electricity and Gas bills over the next few months. Their one price for everything is a little spendy...but be sure to mention if you are a senior citizen or an Angies List member and there are additional discounts given. My mom was able to take advantage of both of these discounts and save over $100 off their list price for her home.
Thank you Productive!
After they left, we saw that several covers were not disturbed: old paint jobs covering the grillwork and the walls were still sealed and items in front of some of the openings had not been moved. Also, one cover was not reattached to the wall and some others were in place but the screws were sticking out and not started into the walls.
We chose not to call them back because we didn't even want them back in the house.
12/3/2012: A follow-up call from Productive is acknowledged and appreciated, and resolution offered.
"It is our company’s policy to call each customer 5 business days after their service to insure customer satisfaction. Our documentation does not indicate a response from the customer. Sometimes it is an issue of perception or the cleaning process itself. Technicians make mistakes and/or do not explain themselves properly to customers. In either case, it is the responsibility of the service company (i.e. Productive Air Duct Cleaning) to provide a perfect duct cleaning every time. Even though it has been over 2 years, we recently called this customer to discuss their issues with our service. It is our goal to achieve 100% customer satisfaction."
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