Blower and air handler cleaning in West Hills, California
The blower moves every cubic foot of air in the system, and dust and lint pack between its blades. AeroClean cleans the blower components and the air handler around them.
- Blower components
- Air handler cabinet
- Homes and businesses
The part that moves the air
The air handler is the cabinet that holds the blower and the evaporator coil. The blower wheel inside it has many narrow blades, and dust and lint pack between them.
Dust and debris on blower components place extra strain on the system and can reduce the air it moves. Cleaning them is meant to help the system run the way it was built to.
You can see the difference in a photograph: a wheel with dust packed between its blades, and a wheel that has been cleaned.
- Dust packed between the blower blades
- Lint on the hub of the blower wheel
- Dust inside the air handler cabinet
- A system that has not been opened up in years
What you get with Blower and air handler cleaning
Blades and hub cleaned
The blower wheel is cleaned of the dust and lint that collect between its blades.
The cabinet as well
The air handler around the blower is cleaned too, so dust does not go straight back onto it.
Less strain on the system
Dust on blower components places extra strain on a heating and cooling system. Taking it off removes that load.
Part of a full clean
Blower, coil and ducts can be cleaned in one visit, or the blower on its own.
What dust does to a blower
A blower wheel is a drum of narrow blades. When dust and lint fill the spaces between them, the wheel has less air to push and the motor has more to carry.
- Dust and lint between the blades
- Buildup on the hub
- Debris in the blower compartment
What the visit covers
The parts of the air handler the cleaning reaches.
The blower wheel and its components
The blower compartment
The air handler cabinet
The evaporator coil, when you want it included
What a clean blower looks like
Bare blades and a clean housing. That is the aim of the visit, and it is what you can ask to see when it is done. Cleaning does not replace a worn motor or a broken part, and we will say so if we see one.
Blower and air handler cleaning questions
What is the blower in my system?
It is the fan inside the air handler that pushes air through the coil and out through the ducts. Dust and lint collect on its blades.
What is an air handler?
The cabinet that holds the blower and the evaporator coil. In many homes it sits in a closet, a garage, an attic or a utility room, which is why nobody thinks about it until it is opened.
Does blower cleaning replace duct cleaning?
No. They are different parts of the same path. The blower can be cleaned alone, or together with the coil and the ducts in one visit.
Do you clean commercial air handlers?
Yes. Commercial systems for offices, retail stores, restaurants and other businesses are part of the work, and we clean the blower components and air handlers of those systems too.
How do I ask for a visit?
Call (747) 328-6747 or use the form on this page. The form is open at any hour, and we call you back to agree a time.
Other services we provide
Air duct cleaning
The supply and return runs and the registers cleaned of dust and debris, in homes and in businesses.
Evaporator coil cleaning
Dust cleared from the cooling coil so that air can pass through it, for homes and commercial systems.
Commercial HVAC cleaning
Coils, blowers, air handlers and ducts cleaned for offices, retail stores, restaurants and other businesses.
Some of the photographs are illustrative AI images, not our jobs.
Want the blower looked at?
Tell us what you notice and leave your number. We call you back to set a time.
Office open 9 AM to 6 PM, every day. 6538 Woodlake Ave, West Hills, CA 91307.