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Energy, Maintenance & Specialized Solutions

Duct Cleaning & Leakage Testing

Cleaning and testing of air distribution systems.

Overview

Clean ducts and tight systems for better air and efficiency.

Dust, grease and leakage in ductwork affect air quality, hygiene and energy use. Cleaning and leakage testing restore performance and help meet hygiene requirements.

SPC cleans supply, return and kitchen exhaust ducts, and tests ductwork for leakage, with documented before and after results.

Where it applies

Dust and grease in ductwork reduce air quality, efficiency and fire safety. Leakage testing confirms ducts perform as designed.

Duct Cleaning & Leakage TestingEnergy, Maintenance & Specialized Solutions

Scope and capability

What we deliver

Defined scope items, each coordinated with the other building systems.

Duct cleaning

Mechanical cleaning of supply, return and exhaust ductwork.

Kitchen exhaust cleaning

Removal of grease build-up in kitchen extract systems to reduce fire risk.

Air handling unit cleaning

Cleaning of coils, trays, plenums and filter sections.

Duct leakage testing

Pressure testing of ductwork sections against permitted leakage.

Inspection and records

Photographic records and reports before and after the work.

Why it matters

Built around performance

01

Better hygiene

Cleaner ducts support healthier indoor air.

02

Lower fire risk

Regular grease removal reduces risk in kitchen systems.

03

Improved efficiency

Leak-free, clean ducts waste less air and energy.

How we work

A clear path from brief to handover

01

Inspect

Survey ducts and record initial condition.

02

Plan

Agree access, timing and isolation with the facility team.

03

Clean or test

Carry out cleaning or leakage testing.

04

Report

Provide records and recommendations.

Deliverables

What you receive

  • Before and after inspection records
  • Cleaning certificate or report
  • Leakage test results
  • Recommendations for follow-up

Suitable sectors

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to what clients usually ask before starting.

How often should ducts be cleaned?

Frequency depends on the use of the building and the type of system. Kitchen exhaust systems need more frequent attention than general ventilation.

Can cleaning be done out of hours?

Yes. We schedule work to suit your operation, including nights and weekends.

Start a project

Ready to discuss your project?

Share the scope, location and timeline. Our engineers will review it and respond with the right next step.