Furnace & Duct Cleaning
How Much Does Furnace & Duct Cleaning Cost in Edmonton?
For a typical Edmonton home, professional furnace & duct cleaning usually runs $300–$500, with unlimited ducts included. Here’s what goes into the price — and how to avoid the “$99” bait-and-switch.
Typical price range
Most standard Edmonton-area homes fall in the $300–$500 range for a complete furnace and duct clean. Bigger homes, multiple furnaces, or add-on services cost more. The only way to know your exact price is a free written estimate — but here’s a realistic guide:
| Home / job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Condo / small home, 1 furnace | $250–$350 |
| Average house, 1 furnace, unlimited ducts | $300–$500 |
| Large home or 2 furnaces | $500–$800 |
| Add-on: dryer vent cleaning | +$60–$120 |
| Add-on: chimney / fireplace | +$100–$250 |
We always give you a written estimate before any work starts — no hidden fees, no surprises.
What’s included in our price
- Cleaning of all supply and return ducts — unlimited vents, not “up to 10”
- The main trunk lines and the furnace blower area
- Powerful truck-mounted or high-pressure equipment
- A written estimate up front and a friendly, insured technician
What changes the price
- Home size & number of vents — more ducts, more labour (we include them all rather than charging per vent).
- Number of furnaces — a second system roughly adds to the base price.
- Level of buildup — a home that has never been cleaned, or a recent renovation, takes longer.
- Add-ons — dryer vents, chimney, A/C coils, or hot water tank flushing bundled in the same visit.
Beware the “$99 whole-house” deal
If a price looks too good to be true, it usually is. The classic furnace-cleaning bait-and-switch advertises a rock-bottom price, then the technician “finds” extra charges per vent, for the trunk line, or for a “sanitizer” once they’re in your home. We don’t do that — one honest written estimate, all ducts included, and no upselling.
Is furnace & duct cleaning worth the cost?
For most homes, every few years — yes. Clean ducts mean better airflow, less dust on your furniture, easier breathing for allergy sufferers, and a furnace that doesn’t work as hard. It’s especially worth it after a renovation, when buying a home, or if you have pets or anyone with allergies. Learn how often you should clean your furnace and ducts.
Furnace cleaning cost — FAQ
How much does it cost to clean a furnace in Edmonton?
Most standard Edmonton homes fall in the $300–$500 range for a full furnace and duct clean with unlimited ducts included. Larger homes or multiple furnaces cost more. We give a written estimate before any work begins.
Why are some furnace cleaning prices so cheap?
Very low advertised prices are usually a bait-and-switch — the final bill climbs once the technician adds per-vent, trunk-line or “sanitizer” charges. We quote one honest price with all ducts included.
Does the price include all the vents?
Yes. Our price includes unlimited supply and return ducts and the main trunk lines — we don’t cap it at a number of vents.
How do I get an exact price for my home?
Request a free estimate or call 780-716-4700. We’ll give you an exact written price based on your home’s size, number of furnaces and any add-ons — with no obligation.