Air Duct Cleaning in Geelong
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From weatherboards in Geelong West to brand-new homes at Armstrong Creek, we clean the whole ducted system — outlets, ductwork, return air and filter — and show you the before and after photos.
A city of every era of home
Geelong has a bit of everything. Victorian and Edwardian weatherboards in Geelong West and Newtown, post-war brick homes through Belmont and Highton, and whole new suburbs spreading south at Grovedale and Armstrong Creek.
Each of those comes with a different ducted system. Older homes often have floor ducts under the boards; newer ones have ceiling outlets with flexible ducting in the roof. Add the wind off Corio Bay and the dust from the new estates, and plenty of Geelong systems are carrying more than their owners realise.
Because Geelong is spread out, we plan our runs by area — the inner suburbs one day, the southern estates or Lara another — so we can fit you in efficiently. Tell us your suburb and the type of system when you book and we’ll fit you into the right day.
Geelong VIC 3220 · City of Greater Geelong
How Geelong homes are usually ducted
Period weatherboards
Floor outlets fed by ducts under the house. We clean each outlet and boot, and check the runs we can see for damage or disconnection.
Post-war brick homes
Ducted gas heating, often decades old, with floor or ceiling outlets. A first clean after many years usually makes a big difference.
New estate homes
Ceiling outlets and roof-space ducting, frequently with ducted refrigerated or evaporative cooling for the summer.
Three things we see a lot in Geelong
Wind-blown dust and sand
Geelong is a windy city. Fine dust and sand blow in through windows and the cooling intake, and settle in outlets and on the return-air filter.
New estate construction
Around Armstrong Creek and Grovedale, houses keep going up next door. Building dust is fine enough to get deep into a system.
Underfloor runs in old homes
Floor ducts under period homes can pick up damp, dust and the occasional rodent. We clean what we can reach and photograph anything that needs attention.
Signs a Geelong home is due for a duct clean
- Sand or grit around outlets Fine grit on the floor near a grille, or in the grille itself, is coming from the ducts.
- A musty smell from floor vents Underfloor ducts in older homes can hold damp dust, and the smell comes up when the heating starts.
- A dusty home after the cooling runs If the house feels dustier after a hot day with the cooling on, the intake and ducts may be carrying it.
- A move into a newly built home Plaster and building dust left in new ducting is common. A first clean starts the home off properly.
Same duct. Same angle. One clean.
Drag the handle. These are real FreshDuct job photos — we photograph every job before and after, and the photos are yours to keep.

BeforeAfter
Duct repair & replacement in Geelong
Underfloor ducting in period homes and roof-space ducting in newer ones both wear out in their own ways: crushed by trades, chewed by rodents, or simply loose after years of use.
We photograph any damage we find while cleaning, explain your options and quote before any work starts. If a section only needs reconnecting, that’s what we’ll recommend.
What we check and fix
- Crushed, torn or disconnected ducts found and photographed
- Repairs quoted before any work
- Whole runs replaced only when they’re past saving
- Outlet boots, grilles and return-air fittings refitted or replaced
Ducted heating cleaning before a Geelong winter
Geelong winters are cold and windy, and ducted gas heating does most of the work in older homes. The first cold snap pushes a summer’s worth of settled dust out through every outlet.
A clean before winter clears the ducts, outlets and filter so the heater runs freely. Newer homes with ducted reverse cycle benefit just as much, summer and winter.
See what comes out of a ducted system
Real FreshDuct jobs, filmed by our crews. Hit play — this is the difference a proper clean makes.
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A whole-system clean — not just the vent covers
In older Geelong homes with floor ducts we check what we can see of each run from the outlet, because underfloor ducting is where damage and damp tend to hide.
- Free inspection of your system before we start
- Every outlet and grille cleaned
- The full duct run cleaned
- Return-air duct, grille & filter cleaned
- Dust captured by negative-pressure vacuum collection
- Optional sanitise & deodorise
- Damaged or disconnected ducts photographed and explained
- Before & after photos of the work
What we actually find inside ducts
Real photos from FreshDuct duct cleans in Melbourne homes. Tap or hover to pause.












What our customers say about us
“We appreciate Manny’s job and all the cleaning that they did in our house. We had a bad problem with pet stains and bad smell in our carpet and the air duct but thanks to Freshduct air duct cleaning our house smell fresh and clean again.”
“My air ducts hadn’t been cleaned in 9 years. I was really happy with their level of professionalism and speed.”
“I had Freshduct Commercial Air duct Cleaning in my dental office to clean all the air ducts, and replace the filters. They did a very professional job, clean, and friendly crew.”
How It Works?
Four simple steps from quote to clean air.
Fill the form
Tell us about your home in about a minute — or call 04 3191 8137.
Get estimate
A free, firm quote upfront. No call-out fee, no hidden costs.
Pick service time
Choose a time that suits you — we work 7 days a week.
Your pro arrives!
A police-checked, fully insured technician inspects, cleans and photographs everything. You pay after the job.
You will know us when you see us
Branded vans, uniformed technicians, professional equipment — the same documented FreshDuct standard on every job.



Book with zero risk
No call-out fee
We come to you and quote for free — no fee just for turning up.
Pay after the job
You see the result and the photos first, then you pay.
100% satisfaction
Not happy with any part of the clean? We come back and re-clean it.
Before & after photos
Every job is photographed before and after, and the photos are yours to keep.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you cover the whole of Geelong?
Yes. We clean ducts across Geelong, from the inner suburbs to the new estates in the south, and in Lara. Pop your suburb in the form and we’ll confirm a time.
Our period home has floor ducts. Can you clean those?
Yes. We clean through each floor outlet and boot, remove what’s collected in the runs and photograph anything that looks damaged or damp.
Do you clean evaporative cooling ducts?
Yes. We clean evaporative, refrigerated and ducted gas systems. Evaporative ducts collect a lot of dust over a windy summer.
We’ve just built in Armstrong Creek. Should we clean the ducts?
It’s worth checking. New ducts often contain plaster and building dust, and the homes going up around you add more. We’ll inspect and give you an honest answer.
How is the price worked out?
By the number of outlets, how many systems you have and whether the home is one or two storeys. You get a free, firm quote upfront, there’s no call-out fee, and you pay after the job.
How often should ducts be cleaned?
Every 1–3 years for most homes — sooner with pets, allergy sufferers, recent renovations or building work nearby.
When do I pay?
After the job is done and you’ve seen the before & after photos. Cash, card or bank transfer.
What if I’m not happy?
Tell us. If something isn’t right, we come back and re-clean — that’s our 100% satisfaction commitment.
Are your technicians insured and police-checked?
Yes. Police-checked technicians, NDIS Worker Screening checks, and full public liability and business insurance.
Duct cleaning around Geelong
We clean ducted systems right across Geelong. Geelong West, Newtown, Belmont, Highton, Grovedale and Armstrong Creek are all covered, and Lara is on the same run — pop your details in the form and we’ll confirm a time that suits.
Get your free duct cleaning quote in Geelong
Tell us about your home — we call you back with a firm quote and a time that suits you.
