Air Duct Cleaning in Houston and Surrounding Area

Power Vac America specializes in Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and the cleaning of HVAC systems (air duct cleaning) and associated duct systems. Our company is located in Houston, Texas.  We are the largest air duct cleaning company in Texas.  In Houston since 1991.

Power Vac America is a member of the National Air Duct Cleaner's Association (NADCA). NADCA is a non-profit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. which has introduced industry standards for cleaning air conveyance systems. Power Vac America adheres to NADCA's standards for source removal air duct cleaning. Source removal methods thoroughly extract contaminants from air conveyance systems.  WE DO NOT SPRAY GLUE INTO YOUR SYSTEM.

Our company is NADCA certified and state licensed (TACLA 013385E).  The state of Texas requires air duct cleaning companies to have an air conditioning (class A or B) license to access the interior of the mechanical components of the A/C system to clean the return, blower, furnace or heat-strips, coils, and distribution plenum.  References and insurance information are available on request. 

To provide the best air duct cleaning services in Houston and the surrounding area, we have two Air System Cleaning Specialist (ASCS) on staff. 

Other professional affiliations include:

Better Business Bureau Greater Houston
The Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Houston, Inc. assists hundreds of thousands of people each week by providing phone and Internet reports about companies and charities. The BBB monitors the marketplace for deceptive advertising, sales tactics, fraud, misleading charitable appeals, and fly-by-night scams.

IAQA
The Indoor Air Quality Association (IAQA) is a nonprofit, multi-disciplined organization, dedicated to promoting the exchange of indoor environmental information, through education and research, for the safety and well being of the general public.

TACCA
TACCA, Texas Air Conditioning Contractors of America, is a nonprofit trade association organized in l979 to create guidelines and standards for Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration contractors (HVACR)  in Texas. These contractors design, install, maintain and service HVACR systems.

TACCA was instrumental in having the first air conditioning license law passed in Texas and has continued to work for improving the enforcement of this law.

ACCA
The Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) is the nation's premiere trade association of heating, ventilating, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVACR) contractors. With 68 state and local chapters across the country, ACCA's member network of more than 9,000 contractors nationwide also includes manufacturers of HVACR equipment, wholesalers and distributors, vocational and technical schools, facilities operators, and others.

AIHA
The American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) is the world's largest association of occupational and environmental health professionals, and its members play an important role on the front line of worker health and safety. The 12,000 members come from government, labor, industry, academia, and private business. AIHA is the most diverse professional association dedicated to the improvement of the health and well-being of workers, the community, and the environment. Since 1939, AIHA has been the “essential connection” for timely publications, products, and professional development opportunities for individuals in the industrial hygiene profession.

MCA
The Mechanical Contractors Association of Houston was chartered in 1950, to promote the mechanical contracting industry and to foster the exchange of ideas, technical data and business information between it's members.

ACOE
The Association of Chef Operating Engineers (ACOE) is a 501(C)3 Non-profit Educational Organization. Established in 1952. Run by dedicated volunteers who want to make a difference. Our goal is quality through education.

ASA
The American Subcontractors Association Houston Chapter (ASA) In 1966 the American Subcontractors Association was founded in Washington D.C. Its founders saw a need for an organization that could bring together subcontractors of all trades and labor practices to address common business management needs. In 1974 the Houston Chapter of ASA was formed. Today there are more than 3500 member companies throughout the United States and more than 130 in Houston who benefit from the education, networking, and advocacy ASA offers to its members.

Air Duct Cleaning Client's in Houston and the surrounding area Include: 

• Hospital/Healthcare Facilities
• Laboratories
• Schools and Universities
• Ships, Boats, and Marine
• Manufacturing and Warehouse Facilities
• Chemical Plants and Industrial Facilities
• Retail Shops and Malls
• Hotels, Restaurants, and Groceries
• Mid and High-Rise Buildings
• Residences, Homes, Townhomes, Condominiums and Apartments

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Air Duct Cleaning problems!