How Much Does Air Duct Cleaning Cost in Toronto and the GTA?

*Hero subheading (unique):* Every package price is posted right here, before you book. No “from $49” bait, no per-vent surprises once the technician is already in your basement, just a flat number you can check against your own home in about a minute.

What air duct cleaning really costs

Air duct cleaning cost is the first thing most people want to know, and the hardest thing to get a straight answer on. Most companies advertise a low “from” price, then the real duct cleaning cost only appears once a technician is standing in your basement. Comfort Clean does it the other way around. We have cleaned ducts across Toronto and the GTA since 1980, and our duct cleaning prices are posted right here so you can decide before you book, not after.

This page lays out exactly what each package costs, what separates one tier from the next, and what can move the final number for your home. There is no trip fee hidden in the fine print and no per-hour billing. What you read below is what you pay, and we confirm the total on the phone before we ever schedule the visit.

Our air duct cleaning packages and prices

| Package | Price | Vents included | What it covers |

|—|—|—|—|

| Basic | $300 | up to 10 to 15 vents | A straightforward, thorough clean of the duct system |

| Comfort | $339 | up to 10 to 15 vents | Basic, plus sanitizing, blower compartment and photos |

| Luxury | $439 | up to 10 to 15 vents | The full HVAC treatment, top to bottom |

| Extra vents | +$10 each | beyond the package count | Larger homes with more registers |

All three packages cover a typical home with up to 10 to 15 vents. Past that, we add a flat $10 per extra vent, so a large home with 20 vents is simply the package price plus about $50 to $100. That is the whole formula. Count your supply and return registers, pick a package, and you already know your price within a few dollars.

Basic vs Comfort: what the extra $39 actually buys

These two tiers are only $39 apart, so it is fair to ask what the difference really is. Here it is, in plain terms.

Basic ($300) is a complete clean of your supply and return ductwork. We use truck-mounted, negative-pressure vacuum with brushing to pull out the settled dust, pet hair and debris that has built up in the trunks and branch lines. For a lot of homes, that is all they need.

Comfort ($339) includes everything in Basic and adds three things:

• Sanitizing. After the mechanical clean, we apply a sanitizing and deodorizing treatment through the system. This is the part that deals with the musty, stale smell people notice when the furnace or AC first kicks in.
• Blower compartment clean. We open and clean the furnace blower compartment, not just the ducts. The blower is where a lot of dust cakes onto the fan and slows your airflow, so cleaning it is what makes the whole system breathe better.
• Before-and-after photos. You get photos of the inside of your ducts before we start and after we finish, so you can see exactly what came out rather than taking our word for it.

If anyone in the home has allergies or asthma, if you have pets, or if the system smells off, Comfort is the tier most people are glad they chose. The $39 is the difference between a clean and a clean you can smell and see the proof of.

Luxury ($439) is for homes that want the works: everything in Comfort, plus a deeper detail of the furnace and blower motor, an AC coil check, a dryer vent cleaning, and an antimicrobial fog through the full system. It is the right pick after a major renovation, after a mould or smoke concern, or when a home has never been cleaned in the time you have owned it.

What affects the final price

The package price is the honest starting point for a standard home. A few real things can move the number, and we tell you about all of them before you book, never at the door:

• Number of vents. Count your registers. Up to 10 to 15 is covered; beyond that it is a flat $10 per extra vent, and nothing else.
• System type and condition. A system that has never been cleaned, or one full of post-construction drywall dust, heavy pet hair or the aftermath of a renovation, takes more time and equipment. Very heavy jobs are the one case where we may quote above the package, and we do it on the phone, with the reason spelled out.
• Single vs multi-furnace. If your home runs on two furnaces or two separate air handlers, that is effectively two duct systems, each with its own trunks and returns. A second system is priced separately because it is a second clean. Larger and multi-level homes are the usual case here.

No “from $49” games. Ever.

You have seen the ads: air duct cleaning “from $49” or “$79 whole home.” Almost no honest, insured, truck-mounted crew can clean a real duct system for that, and the companies that advertise it are not planning to. The low number gets them in your door, then the price climbs fast once they are inside: per-vent charges, sanitizing “upgrades,” a mandatory “deep clean,” a fee to actually turn the vacuum on. The final bill often lands well above our flat package price, for less work.

We priced our packages so the number you read here is the number you pay. If your job is a standard home, there is no upsell script and no surprise line item. If it genuinely is a bigger job, you hear that before you commit, not after we have started. That is the whole idea behind our pricing.

If you want to know the warning signs of a duct cleaning scam and how to spot them before you book anyone, we wrote a plain guide here: how to avoid duct cleaning scams.