Boston Air Duct Cleaning

Boston Air Duct Cleaning describes itself as an air duct, dryer vent and bathroom fan cleaning service that also repairs dryer vents for residential and commercial customers in the Boston area. A recent customer said Sean, the owner, cleaned both of their bathroom fans, answered a question promptly a few days ahead, and asked the day before whether he could come that same day instead. On Google it holds 4.9 stars from 76 ratings, and its BBB grade is A+. A recent customer who had a dryer vent cleaned said the technician listened to their concerns, gave some helpful suggestions, and the duct was cleaned within an hour. A 2026 customer having trouble with a DIY dryer vent installation said Shaun came out the same day to get the job done. A 2025 customer said the company serviced their dryer vent, pinpointing critical venting issues and making necessary repairs, and cleaned heating ductwork that was in dire need of a thorough cleaning. A recent customer said the technician thoroughly cleaned all the ducts, moved anything that needed moving and put it back. In a 2019 review, a customer said they cleaned all of the air ducts (over 30), the dryer vent and the bathroom vents, and that Sean took before and after videos. A 2021 HomeAdvisor customer who started suffering from allergies after moving into a new house wrote that they had stored their air purifiers and were living allergy-free since then. In a May 2026 Reddit thread, a poster wrote that they have used Boston Air Duct Cleaning and been happy with them. A 2026 customer who needed emergency air duct cleaning on a Sunday gave two stars: they were told someone would come between 1:00 and 3:00, nobody showed, a text around 3:30 said maybe they could squeeze the customer in, and after the customer replied with a $600 maximum they never heard anything more. In a 2024 one-star review, a customer in Western MA said the technician called the morning of the appointment to push it later, then at 1:30 said someone else would be coming out and to contact the home office, which cited a "family emergency" and needed to reschedule; that 2024 customer said they heard nothing back after challenging this. A 2020 HomeAdvisor customer with a brand-new house wanted 10 to 12 first-floor ducts cleaned and said the company insisted on doing the basement and the first floor, charged triple what they wanted to pay and cleaned ducts that were perfectly clean. That 2020 customer also wrote that they showed up in a worn-out minivan with no logo.