Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning Urges Chimney, Furnace Cleaning
Oct 17, 2026
Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning reminds Las Vegas homeowners to schedule chimney sweeping and furnace cleaning before the first fireplace night of fall, with 24/7 service across the valley.
Las Vegas, United States, October 17, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Las Vegas, NV, October 2026 — As cooler desert nights return, Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning is reminding Las Vegas homeowners to have their chimneys swept and their furnaces cleaned before lighting the first fire of the season or switching the heat back on. Established in 1986, the company provides chimney sweeping, furnace cleaning, and fireplace repair alongside its air duct cleaning services, with 24/7 service throughout Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Southern Highlands, and Paradise.
A fireplace that sat unused through the long cooling season can hold soot and creosote left from last winter's fires, and debris can settle in the chimney while it is idle. A professional sweeping clears that buildup before the fireplace returns to regular use, so families can enjoy the first cold evening of fall without wondering what has been sitting in the chimney since last season. The same seasonal check applies to the furnace, which also sits idle for months while the air conditioner does the work. Furnace cleaning removes the dust that collected while the system was off, before the heat starts circulating through the home again.
"Fall is the one time of year when people think about their fireplace and their furnace on the same day — usually the first chilly night," said Ron Marino, owner of Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning. "The advice is simple: do not wait for that night. Get the chimney swept and the furnace cleaned while the weather is still mild, and then enjoy the season knowing both are ready."
For homeowners who also want their ductwork addressed before heating season, the company follows the same process it has used for decades. Technicians remove every vent and register and clean them, then run brush-ended hoses with a HEPA vacuum through every duct, including the return, while a negative air machine draws the loosened dirt out of the system. The entire system is then sanitized — the removal of mold, mildew and bacteria that cause odors and aggravate allergies. The company never uses scent or fragrance to cover up odors. Customers can also receive FREE before and after pictures upon request, so they can see the condition of their ducts before the work and the results after.
Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning is NADCA certified, a QUADCA member, and BBB A+ accredited. Homeowners can learn more about chimney sweeping, furnace cleaning, and the company's other services, and request service at any hour, at https://vegasairduct.com.
About Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning
Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning has served Las Vegas since 1986. The NADCA certified, BBB A+ accredited company provides residential and commercial air duct cleaning, dryer vent cleaning, evaporator coil cleaning, chimney sweeping, furnace cleaning, fireplace repair, and commercial air duct cleaning, with 24/7 service throughout Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Southern Highlands, and Paradise.
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Vegas Valley Air Duct Cleaning
4593 W Desert Inn Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102
702-480-2820
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