Old Bridge’s humid summers and old homes mean dirty air ducts are a common problem. But when you hire for air duct cleaning, ‘licensed & insured’ isn’t enough, many companies claim it but skip key steps. Here’s what to verify before booking, and how Victor N Air Duct Cleaning Co actually meets those standards.
What a Real Old Bridge Duct Cleaning License Actually Covers
In New Jersey, air duct cleaning isn’t a licensed trade, but that doesn’t mean any company can do it. A legitimate Old Bridge air duct cleaning service should hold a business license (check with Middlesex County) and follow NADCA or ACCA standards. Some ‘licensed’ teams are really HVAC contractors repurposing equipment, which can damage your ducts. At Victor N Air Duct Cleaning Co, our crew is NADCA-certified and trained on Old Bridge’s older homes, where improper cleaning can worsen ductwork. See our certifications and crew here. If a company won’t show proof of licensing or training, walk away.
Insurance Isn’t Just a Checkbox: Here’s What to Ask
‘Insured’ sounds good, but ask: What does their policy cover? A basic general liability policy might not protect you if a technician damages your walls or HVAC system during cleaning. Victor N Air Duct Cleaning Co carries commercial general liability and worker’s comp, plus we document every job with before/after photos and a written report. Old Bridge homeowners should also confirm the company has no open complaints with the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs. Need a free estimate? Book here, we’ll show you our insurance and certs upfront. Pro tip: Avoid companies that pressure you to sign waivers before inspecting your ducts.