When you turn on the air conditioner and a musty smell comes out of the ducts, it's a sign that something is going on deep inside the system. We clean the air conditioner ducts from the inside, restore clean air to the rooms, and ensure thorough and transparent work from start to finish.
"Clean Air was established with one simple goal: to restore the feeling of well-cooled, clean air in Israeli homes. We specialize in cleaning air conditioning ducts and central air conditioning systems, using specialized equipment and a structured work process that leaves no room for guesswork—only clean results.
In every home we enter, we treat the ducts as if they were in our own home: initial inspection, clear explanation of the system's condition, thorough cleaning and disinfection, and finally, a joint review of what has been done. No shortcuts, no surprises, and a strong emphasis on reliability, thoroughness, and cleanliness at every stage.
We clean the entire length of the air conditioning ducts, removing dust, mold, and dirt that has accumulated over the years, and improving airflow in every room in the house.
We gently and thoroughly clean the central air conditioning system so that the air coming out of the vents is cleaner, and the smell from the system finally feels pleasant and fresh.
After cleaning, we will perform controlled disinfection of the system with appropriate materials to reduce the presence of contaminants in the air environment in the home—without aggressive odors and with an emphasis on intelligent and safe use.
Thorough cleaning of the indoor and outdoor units completes the work on the ducts, improves the efficiency of the air conditioner, and helps the system run more smoothly over time.
We don't just "go through the motions" and move on to the next house—we go through each step, explain what we are doing at each stage, and work with you to ensure that the system is truly clean.
Cleaning air conditioning ducts and maintaining the system properly helps reduce dust and unpleasant odors in the home, creating a more comfortable and pleasant atmosphere in children's rooms, the living room, and the bedroom.
We arrive prepared, keep the house tidy, use appropriate protective equipment, and make sure to finish with the house clean—except for the gutters, which are much cleaner than they were before.
Cleaning air conditioning ducts is not just a "luxury for the home" but smart maintenance for air conditioning systems that work overtime. If any of the following situations sound familiar, there is a good chance that cleaning your air conditioning ducts will make a big difference to the air you breathe.
Just send us a short message describing the situation, and we will honestly tell you if the service is right for your home.
Even if the answer is "it's not time yet.".
If every time you turn on the air conditioner, a musty or moldy smell comes out, if there is dust accumulating around the air vents, or if you feel that the air conditioner is working harder to cool down, these are classic signs that you should check the condition of the ducts.
In most homes, cleaning the ducts once every few years is sufficient, but in homes with small children, pets, or allergies, it is worth considering more frequent cleaning. We tailor our recommendations to the actual condition of the system, rather than a fixed schedule.
Cleaning filters is important, but it only addresses the part closest to the indoor unit. The air conditioning ducts themselves continue to accumulate dust and dirt over the years. Duct cleaning reaches places that filters cannot reach and affects the entire house.
Professional cleaning can help reduce the amount of dust and dirt circulating in the air in your home, minimizing exposure to factors that interfere with comfortable breathing. It is not a medical treatment, but it is certainly an important part of the environment in which you breathe every day.
In most private homes, this involves a few hours of work, depending on the size of the home and the condition of the system. Before we begin, we will explain what to expect on the day and the order of operations, so that you can prepare accordingly.
In most cases, you can stay at home as usual. We work with appropriate equipment and materials, ensure proper ventilation and clean working conditions, and notify you in advance if there is a stage where it is advisable to stay away from a certain area for a short time.
A clean air conditioning system flows better and works less hard. When there is less dirt buildup in the ducts and the system itself, air conditioning is more efficient—and in many cases, this also translates into lower electricity consumption over time.
Yes. In addition to cleaning air conditioning ducts, we also offer cleaning of indoor and outdoor units, so that the entire system works together cleanly and efficiently—from the outdoor unit to the air vents in your home.
No. We work through existing openings and openings that are accessible via access channels. The goal is thorough cleaning with minimal interference with the structure of the house, and we will always explain in advance if there is anything unusual that requires special attention.
We stand behind our work, explaining in advance the condition of the system and what can be achieved through thorough cleaning. If, after cleaning, something is unclear or feels wrong to you, we are here to check, explain, and provide a solution.
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