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Commercial Air Duct Cleaning in Maryland: What's Different

By Yaniv Asayag · March 5, 2026

Technician cleaning a ceiling diffuser in a Maryland office with a negative-air machine

Commercial duct cleaning isn't just "residential at scale." The scope, the standards, and the documentation are all different. If your vendor sends you the same one-page invoice they'd send a homeowner, you're not getting commercial-grade work.

Industries we work with most in Maryland

  • Restaurants (kitchen exhaust + dining-area HVAC, per NFPA-96)
  • Multi-family (apartments + condos) — HOA / PM compliance reporting
  • Dental and veterinary practices (IAQ-sensitive, schema visible to patients)
  • Office tenants in older buildings (sick-building-syndrome scoping)
  • Daycares and schools (allergen + mold mitigation, often parent-driven)

What's in a commercial scope

  • Written pre-job scope citing OSHA + EPA + any industry-specific standard
  • Negative-pressure HEPA cleaning of all supply, return, and exhaust
  • Air handler internal cleaning (often skipped in residential)
  • Coil cleaning + condensate drain cleaning
  • Per-unit reporting for multi-family (we provide unit-by-unit PDFs)
  • IAQ Lab Report — same as residential, included
  • Certificate of completion with photos and equipment serial numbers

If you're a property manager and have 5+ units to schedule, we use a per-unit scope and a dispatch SOP that doesn't bother your tenants. Call (855) 640-0404 and ask for our commercial scope deck.

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  • HEPA Source Removal

    Negative-pressure process

  • Live ETA texts

    No all-day windows

  • 3rd-Party IAQ Lab

    Always included

  • English & Español

    Phone · Email

  • MHIC #117311

    Maryland licensed

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