How CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Frisco Was Born in Frisco
We opened this branch in 2013 because a homeowner in Frisco’s Newman Village called us in tears. She’d paid another company to clean her ducts, and they’d run a shop vac for twenty minutes, charged her, and left. The dust was still there. She could still smell it when the AC kicked on. She asked us, “How do I know anyone actually did anything?”
That conversation sat with us. Frisco was growing fast - new construction everywhere, families moving in from out of state, and nobody local was treating duct cleaning like a trade worth doing right. We decided that day: this market needed a team that photographed every run, named every price in writing, and let the homeowner see the difference. Not a coupon. Not a promise. Evidence.
We brought CleanRun to Frisco because the brand already had the system - the Haven Standard, the documentation, the flat-price quoting. What we built here was the local crew, the local knowledge, and the relationships. Thirteen years later, we’re still answering that same question: how do you know it was done? You look at the photo.
Tomas Reyes’s Personal Connection to the Air Duct Cleaning Trade
Tomas Reyes didn’t stumble into this work. He was pulled into it by the smell of sheet metal and the sound of a camera shutter.
Before CleanRun, he worked maintenance in a commercial building off Preston Road. The HVAC contractor would come through, and Tomas would watch them - really watch. He noticed how one guy checked static pressure with a manometer while another just waved a flashlight around. He noticed which crews carried cameras and which ones didn’t. He started asking questions. The tradesman who trained him let Tomas hold the borescope one afternoon, threading it through a return line in a Little Elm office park. The image on that screen - years of compacted dust, a pencil from some construction crew a decade back, the sudden blue of clean metal where the brush had passed - that was the moment. He understood: this work is either documented or it didn’t happen.
Tomas spent the next years learning the mechanical side. How to read a duct diagram. How a negative air machine differs from a contact vacuum. Why Frisco’s hard water and clay soil mean we see more corroded condensate lines than crews in, say, Richardson. He learned what a proper agitation system sounds like when it’s actually moving debris, versus the hollow whine of equipment that’s just making noise.
What gets him out of bed isn’t the equipment. It’s the text he gets at 10 PM from a homeowner in The Colony: “My son’s asthma has been better since you came.” He keeps those. If he weren’t doing this, he’d probably be fixing old motorcycles - something with mechanical honesty, where you can see what was broken and what you changed. That need for visible proof runs through everything.
The work means something personal because it’s invisible by default. You can’t see inside your ducts. The industry banks on that. Tomas built his career on refusing to let them.
Meet Tomas Reyes - The Person Behind Every Job
Tomas Reyes is the Owner & Founder of CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Frisco. He’s been in the trade since before this branch opened, trained on commercial and residential systems across North Texas, and holds the state licensing and insurance required for HVAC-related work in Texas.
What separates him from a corporate franchise technician is simple: he’s the one who answers when something goes wrong. Not a regional manager. Not a customer service line. His cell number is on the crew’s tablets. When a job in Prosper needs a second look, he drives out himself.
Outside of work, Tomas restores vintage Hondas in a garage near Main Street. The patience required to align a carburetor - testing, adjusting, testing again - is the same patience he applies to balancing airflow in a McKinney two-story. He believes mechanical problems have mechanical solutions, and that hiding behind jargon is a failure of craft.
His commitment to every customer is direct: if your ducts aren’t cleaner when we leave than when we arrived, you’ll have the photos to prove it either way.
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AfterOur Promise to Frisco Homeowners
We operate under the Haven Standard - five clauses, no exceptions.
Clause 1: Have it in writing. Every Frisco job starts with a flat price, a written scope, and a written warranty before anyone touches your system. We learned this the hard way early on - a homeowner in Allen assumed “whole house” meant something it didn’t. Now we list every register, every return, every access point. No ambiguity.
Clause 2: Arrive on schedule. A real window, a named technician, a text when they’re on the way. Not “sometime Tuesday.” Not a four-hour black hole.
Clause 3: Verified crews. Every pro working under our name is required to hold the license and insurance their state requires. We don’t send strangers.
Clause 4: Evidence on every job. Before and after photos, every run. We use equipment from Abatement Technologies and Aprilaire - not because the brands impress anyone, but because they produce documentation we can stand behind.
Clause 5: No surprises. No door upsell. No “while we’re in here.” The price we write is the price you pay. We’ve walked away from jobs where the homeowner wanted to add scope mid-stream, because that’s how trust breaks.
Our Credentials
- State-licensed for HVAC-related duct cleaning work in Texas
- Insured & bonded - coverage details provided with every written estimate
- Over a decade of local experience in Frisco and surrounding markets
- Strong local reputation built on documented work, not marketing
Here’s why each matters when you’re letting someone work inside your home. State licensing means someone with authority has verified our training and background. Insurance and bonding means if something goes wrong - a scratched floor, a damaged register - you’re not negotiating with our personal checking account. Local experience means we’ve cleaned ducts in the same neighborhoods, dealt with the same builders’ shortcuts, and know which Frisco subdivisions have the flex-duct problems from the 2015-2018 construction boom. Reputation you can verify by reading what people actually say, especially the three-star reviews - they tell you more than the five-stars.
Rooted in Frisco
This branch lives where it works. Our crew knows the difference between the older rigid ducting in Frisco’s original downtown neighborhoods and the flex systems in newer builds near PGA Parkway. We’ve cleaned returns in homes overlooking the Stonebriar Centre parking lot and brushed mains in the subdivisions going up past the Outer Loop. We don’t sponsor little leagues or pretend to be something we’re not. We’re a local team operating under national standards, serving Frisco, Prosper, The Colony, Little Elm, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Celina, Lewisville, Far North Dallas, Carrollton, and Richardson. The Haven Standard travels. Our knowledge of this specific dirt doesn’t.
Written by Tomas Reyes, Owner at CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Frisco, serving Frisco and North Texas since 2013.