Every vent, return and trunk line in your Hillside home, cleaned for one price.
Hillside homes from before 1960
More than half of Hillside's homes were built before 1960, and nearly a third are two- to four-family houses. In two-family homes here, it's common to find two furnaces in one basement, with ducts sharing the same old joists.
Hillside homes and their ductwork
By Census estimates, the typical Hillside home dates to 1950, and roughly 71 in 100 were standing before 1960. Older homes often got their ducts in stages: original heat runs, then a central-air retrofit, then additions. Dust collects at the joints between those stages.
Single-family detached houses are about 57% of Hillside's housing, and roughly 67% of homes are owner-occupied.
The Kean family donated the land on Morris Avenue for what became Kean University.
We work in every part of Hillside, including Lyons Farms and Saybrooke.