Planet Duct Helped Colorado Families Restore Air Quality After the Marshall Fire
NADCA-Certified Duct Cleaning & Smoke Removal
The Services We Offered
The Problem
Even with surface cleaning, the air inside these homes remained unsafe — filled with particles that triggered allergies, headaches, sore throats, itchy eyes, and lingering odors. Homes spared from destruction still faced dangerous indoor air quality for weeks and months after the fire.
The Solution
Planet Duct mobilized quickly to help. Based in Colorado Springs, the team traveled north to the Superior and Louisville areas to support communities affected by the Marshall Fire. Partnering with restoration companies, Planet Duct provided specialized air duct cleaning and smoke removal services to homes and businesses, restoring air filters, thoroughly cleaning ducts, and improving indoor air quality.
This process included:
- NADCA-certified and IICRC-trained technicians on every job
- 13,000 CFM truck-mounted vacuum systems to extract fine particles and debris
- Pneumatic agitation tools to dislodge soot and smoke buildup inside ductwork
- Before-and-after camera inspections to show what was removed
- Sanitization and carbon monoxide testing for total peace of mind
The Results
This wasn’t basic duct cleaning. It was specialized restoration for homes with serious air quality concerns, and it made a measurable difference. Smoke debris like soot, dust, and lingering odors were removed deep within the ductwork for a home free of carcinogenic, volatile organic compounds.
Planet Duct helped fire-affected homeowners across Boulder County restore air quality. Residents returned home from evacuations and began processing a devastating loss that affected them, their neighbors, and their entire community.
We Make Indoor Air Quality Safe Again
If your home has been affected by fire or lingering odors, don’t leave your air quality to chance. Planet Duct brings certified expertise and powerful equipment to restore the safety of your air — just like we did for families after the Marshall Fire. Get an estimate or call us today to take the first step toward a safer home.