Whole-system duct and dryer vent check with before-and-after photos - you see exactly what came out of your vents
That "$99 whole-house special" is a bait ad - the real number appears once they are in your hallway, or the "clean" is a shop-vac at the register. We photograph the inside of your ducts before and after instead.
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AfterMeet the Frisco Team Behind CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Frisco
Every crew that rolls out of our Frisco shop answers to the same standard, but it’s people who make the difference. Our technicians are background-checked, uniformed, and identified by name before they arrive at your door in Frisco, Little Elm, or The Colony. What ties us together isn’t a handbook - it’s the habit of photographing every duct run, writing every price before the first panel comes off, and standing behind the work for 365 days. Here’s who you’ll actually meet.
Our People
Tomas Reyes, Owner
I started CleanRun in 2013 after watching too many homeowners get a low teaser price that ballooned once the truck was in the driveway. Before that, I spent six years in HVAC install and service across Collin and Denton counties, crawling attics in August when the plywood decking hits 140 degrees. I hold a Texas Air Conditioning Contractor license and still ride along on jobs when we’re training new crew or when a customer has a complex plenum configuration - that’s the main distribution box where your trunk lines split off to each room.
What I actually do most days: review the photo records from the previous day’s jobs, check that every written scope matches what was delivered, and take calls from Frisco homeowners who want a second opinion on a competitor’s quote. Haven Standard Clause 1 says the price is written before work starts, no exceptions. I enforce that personally. If a crew member ever tries to add a line item after the fact, they answer to me directly.
The detail customers usually remember: I keep a shop notebook with sketches of unusual duct layouts we’ve encountered in Frisco’s newer builds - the variable-speed systems in Phillips Creek Ranch, the compact attics in Hollyhock, the retrofits in older Frisco Square townhomes. It’s not required. It’s just faster than figuring it out from scratch every time.
Marcus T., Lead Technician
Marcus has been with CleanRun since 2017 and runs more duct cleaning jobs per month than anyone else on our Frisco crew. He’s NADCA-certified - that’s the National Air Duct Cleaners Association, the trade body that sets actual cleaning standards rather than marketing guidelines - and specializes in negative-pressure extraction systems, which use a powerful vacuum attached to your main trunk line to pull debris out without releasing it into your living space.
His particular skill is reading airflow problems from the register patterns. In Frisco’s clay-heavy soil zones, especially near the tollway corridor, we’ve seen foundation shift compress flex duct in crawl spaces. Marcus can trace that from a weak register in a back bedroom without tearing open walls. He carries a borescope camera with a 25-foot probe and documents every elbow and junction he inspects.
The human detail: Marcus breeds show rabbits. He’ll mention it if you have pets, because he’s genuinely interested in how dander loads affect your return air filtration. He’s also the reason we stock HEPA-rated collection bags from Abatement Technologies - he tested three brands on his own time before recommending we standardize.
Dana K., Senior Installer - Duct Repair & Sealing
Dana joined us in 2019 after eight years doing commercial HVAC retrofit in Dallas. She moved to residential because she prefers seeing the full job - the customer’s face when the before-and-after photos come up, not just a punch list signed off by a property manager. She’s our lead on duct repair and sealing, which means she handles the jobs where cleaning isn’t enough: disconnected runs, collapsed flex duct, or sealant that’s degraded past the point where aerosol patching makes sense.
She’s certified in Aeroseal application, a process that pressurizes your duct system and seals leaks from the inside by atomizing vinyl polymer particles at the breach points. Dana will tell you straight when Aeroseal is appropriate and when manual mastic sealing or physical replacement is the better call. In Frisco’s 2005-2012 build stock, especially in neighborhoods like Grayhawk and Panther Creek, she’s found that original flex duct has often exceeded its 15-year service life and needs replacement rather than another cleaning cycle.
The human detail: Dana restores vintage motorcycles. She approaches duct metalwork with the same patience - measuring twice, cutting once, filing edges so nobody gets sliced on a sharp trunk line corner. Her personal tool bag includes a set of left-handed tin snips she had custom-ground. She’ll lend them out but tracks who has them.
Elena R., Service Coordinator
Elena is the voice you hear when you call (940) 290-8552. She’s been with CleanRun since 2021 and handles scheduling, written estimate preparation, and the follow-up calls after every job. Before joining us, she spent four years in medical office administration, which shows in her tolerance for detailed documentation - every customer file she builds includes the original scope, the crew’s field notes, the photo record link, and the warranty terms.
She’s not a technician, but she’s passed the NADCA home inspector orientation and can walk you through what our crew will actually do, in what order, and what the photo record will show you afterward. If you’re comparing quotes, Elena prepares the written second opinion - Haven Standard Clause 5 - and makes sure it’s itemized line-by-line against the competitor’s document, not a vague “we’ll beat any price” promise.
The human detail: Elena lives in Frisco’s Rail District and knows the local permitting office staff by name. When a job requires a city permit for duct modification - not common for standard cleaning, but routine for repair and sealing work - she handles the paperwork herself rather than handing you a form and a stamp. She also keeps a running list of which Frisco HOAs require pre-approval for van access in gated sections, updated from actual job experience, not a website scrape.
Javier M., Apprentice Technician
Javier started with us in 2024 after completing the HVAC program at Collin College. He’s on every job with Marcus or Dana for his first year, rotating between cleaning, repair, and equipment maintenance. He’s already certified in OSHA 10 construction safety and is working toward his NADCA entry-level credential.
What Javier does now: pre-job setup, equipment sanitization between houses, register removal and reinstallation, and the initial camera inspection that maps each duct run before the main cleaning begins. He’s also learning to read the photo record for quality - checking that every before image has a matching after, that the timestamp metadata is intact, and that the customer-facing summary is generated before the crew leaves the driveway.
The human detail: Javier’s first language is Spanish, and he’s become our default coordinator for Frisco’s Spanish-speaking households. He doesn’t just translate; he explains the technical process in terms that make sense to someone who’s never seen inside their ductwork. His field notebook is bilingual, with sketches labeled in both languages. Marcus checks his work daily, but Javier’s error rate on register counts and square footage estimates is already below what we see from some two-year techs.
One Standard, Every Job
CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Frisco is independently owned and operated under the Haven Standard, which means Tomas Reyes sets the local schedule, hires the local crew, and answers for every job in Collin County. The H.A.V.E.N. Standard clauses apply the same way here as at any CleanRun location: Clause 1 is written price before work starts. Clause 3 is verified, background-checked crews. Clause 6 is the 365-Day Done Right Promise, backed in writing on every invoice.
What that looks like in practice: Marcus and Javier arrive in a marked van, uniformed, with Elena’s scope confirmation in hand. Dana reviews any repair recommendations before they’re added to the written price. Tomas spot-checks photo records weekly. Every customer in Frisco receives the same deliverables - the written scope, the before-and-after photo record of every duct run, and the warranty document - because the standard doesn’t bend for convenience.
If you’ve received a quote from another duct cleaning service in Frisco, Little Elm, or The Colony, bring it to us. Elena will prepare a written second opinion, item by item, at no cost. Haven Standard Clause 5.
Written by Tomas Reyes, Owner at CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Frisco, serving Frisco and North Texas since 2013.