Plainsboro homeowners: get your ductwork cleaned without surprises on the bill.
Our approach in Plainsboro
Our certified, insured technicians have worked in Plainsboro and the surrounding towns for years.
One flat rate covers the whole system, start to finish.
Inside Plainsboro's duct systems
Plainsboro grew fast in the 1980s and '90s; homes from those decades are about 57% of its housing today. After 25 to 45 years, ducts in these homes usually hold a thick layer of dust, especially on the return side.
Plainsboro's heating picture, from the Census: utility gas heats about 57% of occupied homes and electricity about 42%. Heat pumps run the ducts for both heating and cooling, so the system works most of the year.
The Census counts about 10,175 housing units here, 30% of them single-family detached.
Plainsboro was largely farmland until 1971, when Princeton University and Lincoln Properties began developing it into the suburb it is today. The old Walker-Gordon dairy farm is now a community of 350 single-family homes.
Neighborhood names here include Aqueduct, Schalks and Scotts Corner, and we serve all of them.