How CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Lewisville Was Born in Lewisville
Back in 2013, we were still working out of a borrowed van with a Rotobrush machine that rattled like a washing machine full of bolts. The call came from a split-level off Garden Ridge Drive, here in Lewisville. A woman had paid another company $89 for a “whole house special” the week before, and her registers were still blowing gray fuzz every time the AC cycled on. We opened the first return with our inspection camera and found three feet of packed lint, a dead bird, and the previous crew’s vacuum hose, still sitting in the trunk line where they’d abandoned it. They’d run the machine at the living room vent for twenty minutes, collected their coupon money, and left.
That evening, we sat in the parking lot of the old Albertsons on Main Street and made two decisions. First, we’d bring CleanRun to Lewisville ourselves, as an independently owned and operated branch with our own name on the truck. Second, we’d never let a customer wonder whether we’d actually done the work. Before and after, photographed, every run. That homeowner’s face when she saw the camera footage, her own ducts, her own debris, that was the moment this branch became real.
Tomas Reyes’s Personal Connection to the Air Duct Cleaning Trade
We didn’t stumble into this work. We were pulled into it by the smell of overheated dust and the particular hum of a Nikro HEPA collector firing up in a cold garage. The tradesman who trained us was a restoration contractor in Denton County who’d seen too many “cleaning” jobs that made things worse. He taught us to read a duct system like a plumber reads pipe: where the static pressure drops, where moisture collects, where a flex line has sagged and created a trap for debris. We spent our first year crawling attics in August, when the fiberglass itches through your shirt and the sweat stings your eyes and you learn to identify a duct by touch because your flashlight died hours ago.
There’s a specific feeling to pulling a brush through a main trunk that’s never been cleaned. The resistance, then the give, then the rush of particulate that follows. It’s not glamorous. It’s precise. And it’s honest in a way that few trades are: the camera doesn’t lie, the pressure gauge doesn’t flatter you, and the homeowner sees exactly what was there and what you removed.
If we weren’t doing this, we’d probably be fixing old motorcycles or restoring mid-century furniture, something with mechanical logic and visible progress. The satisfaction is the same. You start with something clogged, hidden, not working right, and you leave it open, documented, breathing. That’s what gets us up at 6 AM on a Saturday when the phone rings about a dryer vent fire hazard in Castle Hills. Not the money. The before and after.
Meet Tomas Reyes - The Person Behind Every Job
Tomas Reyes is the Owner and Founder of CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Lewisville. He holds state licensure for HVAC duct cleaning and restoration work in Texas, carries full insurance and bonding, and has spent the last thirteen years building systems that don’t rely on trust alone. Tomas personally reviews every photo set before it goes to the customer, checks every written estimate against the Haven Standard pricing matrix, and still climbs into attics when a job has unusual access or a customer specifically requests him.
Outside of work, Tomas rebuilds vintage tube amplifiers, a hobby that requires the same patience as fishing a brush through a collapsed flex line: you can’t force it, you have to feel your way through. His commitment to every Lewisville customer is direct and specific: you will know what we found, what we did, and what you paid, in writing, before anyone starts.
Before
AfterOur Promise to Lewisville Homeowners
Our values aren’t posters on a wall. They’re policies with consequences.
Honest pricing: We quote one flat price per system, agreed in writing before work starts. No per-vent add-ons, no “we found mold” upsell at your kitchen table. Clause 1 of the Haven Standard requires it.
Evidence on every job: We photograph the inside of every run before and after. Not a representative sample, not the worst one. Every run. You receive these photos with your invoice. This is Clause 4, and it’s the reason we carry the camera equipment that other crews leave in the van.
Standing behind the work: If we miss a run, if a register still blows debris after we leave, if any part of the documented scope wasn’t completed as written, we return and correct it. No argument, no appointment three weeks out. Clause 5: no surprises includes no surprises for us either.
Our Credentials
- State-licensed for air duct cleaning and HVAC restoration work in Texas
- Insured & bonded for residential and commercial properties
- 13 years of local experience serving North Texas homeowners
- Strong local reputation built on documented results, not marketing spend
These credentials matter because you’re letting strangers work inside your walls, near your electrical, around your family’s breathing air. State licensure means we’ve met Texas’s technical standards and carry the insurance the state requires for this work. Insurance and bonding protect your property if something goes wrong, not just our equipment. Thirteen years in this market means we know which Lewisville subdivisions built in the 1990s have the flexible ductwork that sags, which have the rigid metal that corrodes at the joints, and how to access both without tearing your ceiling apart. A strong local reputation means your neighbors have already checked our work, and their three-star reviews told you what our five-star reviews didn’t.
Every pro working under our name is required to hold the license and insurance their state requires, and to perform under the Haven Standard that CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning established in 2013.
Rooted in Lewisville
We live here. Our kids went to school in Lewisville ISD. We’ve cleaned ducts in the older ranch homes near Valley Ridge, the new builds creeping toward Little Elm, the townhomes off Hebron Parkway where the shared walls mean shared air pathways. We know what the black clay soil does to slab foundations and how that shifting cracks duct seals. We’ve worked through the pollen bursts that turn March in Denton County into a yellow haze, and we’ve seen what that same pollen does inside a system that’s been “cleaned” by a shop vac and a prayer. Lewisville isn’t our territory. It’s our neighborhood. And we treat it that way.
Written by Tomas Reyes, Owner at CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Lewisville, serving Lewisville and North Texas since 2013.