Woman Owned and Operated
DBE, MBE and WBE Certified
QUADCA Certified
Follows NADCA ACR Standards
OSHA 30 and 10 Construction Trained
Aerial and Boom Lift Safety Trained
Fully Insured
Training, Standards and Credentials
We do not guess. We follow standards. Here is exactly which ones, who holds what, and what we deliberately do not claim.
Why This Page Exists
Air duct cleaning is not regulated at the state level in many areas. Not every company is certified. Not every technician has completed formal training. Certification means real coursework, a real exam, and a published standard to work to. Our field technicians hold QUADCA certification in Residential and Light Commercial Air Duct Cleaning. The exam is passed, not just attended. Even our office leadership holds certification, so one standard runs from scheduling through to documentation.
We do not guess. We follow standards. What follows is the whole list, and it is deliberately shorter than what some competitors put on a van.
The List
Field technicians hold QUADCA certification in Residential and Light Commercial Air Duct Cleaning. The exam is passed, not just attended. QUADCA is the Qualified Air Duct Cleaners Affiliation.
Our cleaning process follows NADCA ACR standards. Source removal, containment and verification, done the way the published standard describes it.
Our indoor air quality work follows EPA guidance on ventilation, filtration and source control.
Our Owner and President holds OSHA 30 Hour Construction Outreach Training. Technicians hold the OSHA 10 Hour course.
The team holds documented aerial and boom lift operator safety training. It covers elevated access work on commercial projects.
Luxe Ducts is certified as a Disadvantaged, Minority and Women owned Business Enterprise, and is fully insured.
Safety Is Part of the Certification
Commercial duct work happens at height more often than people expect. Gymnasium ceilings, warehouse decks, rooftop exhaust stacks, high wall returns in a school corridor. Every one of those is a fall hazard before it is a cleaning job.
So the lift operator safety training is documented rather than assumed. And the OSHA construction outreach training goes all the way up to the Owner and President, rather than stopping at the crew. A company that cannot safely get to the ductwork cannot clean the ductwork.
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Documentation on Request
Certificates, insurance and training records are handled at the walkthrough on commercial scopes. On residential they are there on request. Call (630) 556-8943 or send the consultation form.
Two Ways to Start
Call or text either line, or send the consultation form further down this page.
The consultation form is at the bottom of this page. Jump straight to it.
This page is only worth reading if the absences mean something too. Illinois does not regulate air duct cleaning at state level, so there is no state credential for this trade and you will never see one on our van. Fully insured is the claim that actually applies to us, and it is the one we make. We are rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau of Chicago and Northern Illinois and we received their Complaint Free Award for 2022. We have not joined their accreditation programme, which is a separate thing, and we do not pretend otherwise. We follow NADCA ACR standards and we say exactly that, in those words. If a company tells you it holds a credential, the right response is to ask which body issued it and when. Ask us that question too.
The work is what matters. Send the consultation form or call (630) 556-8943 and we will show you the before and after set from a job like yours.
FAQ
Service Area
Chicago and the surrounding suburbs across DuPage, Kane, Will and Cook Counties, run out of three locations in Elmhurst, Orland Park and St. Charles.
Get in Touch
Tell us about your space and we will call you back to book the on site assessment. We do not quote over the phone, because every space is different and a number given sight unseen is a guess.
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