Spring Air Duct Cleaning: Why March–May Is the Best Time in Dallas
Why Spring Matters for DFW Air Quality
Dallas-Fort Worth has one of the highest pollen loads in the country, with cedar (December–February), oak (March–April), and grass (May–July) overlapping. Pollen enters the home through open windows, doors, and pets, and settles into the HVAC system.
When AC use ramps up in June, that pollen recirculates through every vent 15–20 times a day. Cleaning in spring removes the accumulation before summer amplifies it.
What Gets Cleaned
A NADCA-standard cleaning covers all supply and return ducts, registers, the plenum, air handler cabinet, blower, and the evaporator coil when accessible. HEPA-filtered vacuums prevent dust from re-entering the home during service.
Ask for pre- and post-service photos from inside the ducts — that's the industry-standard proof of work.
