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A single-focus cleaning outfit with a 5 rating from 60 Google reviews as of September 25, 2026, which is an unusually clean record even allowing for a modest review count. The offer to show camera footage before and after is the detail we would lean on, because duct cleaning is a service where honest work and lazy work look identical from the hallway. Get the scope and price confirmed on the phone, since neither is published.
Best for: homeowners wanting ducts, dryer vents or chimneys cleaned by a specialist rather than a general HVAC firm
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5.0
Based on 60 Google reviews
Review data updated September 26, 2026
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Editorial Ranking
It holds position 3 in Best HVAC Companies in Charlottetown, PE.
Based in Charlottetown, PE.
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Air duct cleaning sits in an odd corner of the HVAC trade. It is not a repair, it is not an install, and the results are mostly invisible unless somebody shows you. That last point is where Done Rite Air Duct Cleaning makes a deliberate effort: the company says it will bring a camera and show customers what the ducts looked like before the work and what they look like after, on request. For a service that is easy to fake and hard to verify, that willingness to put footage in front of the person paying is worth noting.
The work on offer covers furnace and duct cleaning, heat pump cleaning, chimney sweeping and dryer vent cleaning. The method described on the company's own site is fairly conventional for the trade. An eight inch access hole is cut into the J channel of the furnace so the vacuum hose can be connected, then covered and sealed afterward with a ten inch plate. The blower is removed and cleaned separately, which matters, because a blower wheel packed with felted dust is one of the most common reasons airflow drops off in an older system. Heat pumps are treated with a cleaning solution intended to deal with the smells that build up inside indoor heads. Chimneys can be swept from inside the house or from the roof. Dryer vents are done from both ends, with the vent disconnected at the appliance and tools run through from outside.
Prince Edward Island gives this kind of work a particular character. Heating seasons are long and damp, houses are shut tight from late October well into April, and a great many Charlottetown homes have had heating systems layered on over decades: oil furnaces, then electric baseboards, then ducted or ductless heat pumps added under provincial and federal rebate programs. Ducts that were installed for one system and pressed into service for another tend to collect construction dust, pet hair and, in basements near the harbour, the kind of musty film that comes with humidity. Renovation dust is a big one too. Gyprock sanding in a 1940s house on a street off Euston will leave fine white powder in every trunk line, and it comes back out of the registers for months.
Who is this a good fit for? Anyone with a ducted system that has not been cleaned in years, households with allergies or asthma, owners of rental properties turning over tenants, and people with a dryer that has started running hot and slow, which is a genuine fire risk and the cheapest of these services to sort out. Chimney sweeping suits the many Island households still burning wood as a backup when the power goes down in a February storm. Who it is not for: if your heat pump will not hold temperature or your furnace is short-cycling, that is a diagnostic and repair job for a licensed HVAC technician, not a cleaning call. Done Rite Air Duct Cleaning presents itself as a cleaning specialist, and the profile does not list mechanical service, installation or emergency call-out.
Before booking, ask a few plain questions. What exactly is included in the quoted price, and whether every supply and return register is counted or priced separately. Whether the access hole and sealing plate are part of the job, since that is how the equipment gets connected. Whether they will take the camera footage for you, and whether you can keep a copy. For a dryer vent, ask how long the run is and whether any of it is flexible foil, which crushes and clogs faster than rigid pipe. For a chimney, ask whether they will report on the liner condition, and understand that identifying a problem is different from repairing it.
Compared with the alternatives on the Island, the field splits between full HVAC firms that offer duct cleaning as an add-on and dedicated cleaning operators. The full firms can diagnose and fix what they find. The specialists usually spend more minutes per house on the cleaning itself. This one belongs firmly in the second group, priced and scheduled by phone or email rather than through an online booking system, which suits people who would rather describe the house to someone than fill in a form. Pricing is not published, so a call is the only way to get a figure.
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5.0/ 5
60 customer reviews
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Ranked #3 in Charlottetown hvac, September 2026
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Done Rite Air Duct Cleaning does not publish prices, and asks customers to phone 902-916-1007 or email for a figure. When you call, be ready to say how many supply and return registers you have, what kind of furnace or air handler is installed, and whether the basement is finished, since access affects the time the job takes.
Yes. The company says it services all of Prince Edward Island, working from an address on Malpeque Road in Charlottetown. Travel to Summerside, the eastern communities or the western end of the Island would be worth confirming on the phone along with the quote.
The company offers to bring a camera and show before-and-after images of the ductwork when a customer asks for it. That is a useful thing to request, because duct cleaning is difficult to judge from the outside. Ask whether you can be sent a copy of the images for your records.
An eight inch access hole in the furnace J channel is how the vacuum hose gets connected to the duct system, and the company says it covers and seals the opening afterward with a ten inch plate. This is standard practice in the trade. The blower is also pulled out and cleaned separately, which is where a lot of packed dust collects.
The company recommends yearly, which matches general guidance in the trade. Lint builds up in the run and restricts airflow, so the dryer works harder, takes longer and gets hotter. Their process involves running tools through from outside and also disconnecting the vent at the dryer to clean it from inside.
They offer heat pump cleaning, using a cleaning solution intended to deal with odours that build up inside the unit. This is cleaning rather than mechanical service. If the heat pump is not heating properly, losing refrigerant or throwing fault codes, you need a licensed HVAC technician for diagnosis and repair.
Published hours are 8 AM to 6 PM Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed. Six weekday and Saturday slots give reasonable flexibility for a household where nobody is home during the day, though no emergency or after-hours service is advertised.
We have no credential records on file for this company yet. Ask for the certificate directly from the insurer before booking work.
Charlottetown, Clyde River, Canoe Cove. Coverage is as the business describes it, cross-checked against where its recent documented work is. Confirm your address before scheduling, particularly at the edge of a service area.
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