How CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Cumming Was Born in Cumming
We remember the exact afternoon. It was late spring in Cumming, and we were standing in the hallway of a home off Bethelview Road, watching a technician pack up a shop vac after twenty minutes of work. The homeowner had paid $89 for a “whole house special.” The registers still rattled with dust. The return trunk had never been touched. That was the moment we knew Cumming needed something different.
We had already been working with CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning in another market. The brand had been proving since 2013 that duct cleaning could be documented, priced honestly, and done completely. When we looked at Forsyth County, we saw the same pattern: new construction going up fast, older homes in established neighborhoods like Vickery and Chattahoochee Plantation with decades of accumulation, and a flood of coupon offers that treated ductwork like a quick vacuum job. We opened this branch to bring the Haven Standard here. Every run photographed. Every price written before we start. No exceptions.
Tomas Reyes’s Personal Connection to the Air Duct Cleaning Trade
Tomas Reyes didn’t stumble into this work. He was pulled into it by the machinery itself.
Back when he was learning the trade, he spent hours in crawl spaces and attics across north Georgia, learning how air actually moves through a house. The first time he watched a Rotobrush system pull a decade of construction debris from a new-looking register, the dust plume was so thick he could taste it. That was the moment he understood: what homeowners cannot see, they cannot judge. The industry had built itself on that blindness.
For Tomas, the work became personal because the evidence is personal. He has held the before-and-after photos from thousands of jobs now, and he still looks at every set. A family in Suwanee whose child stopped waking up congested. A Milton homeowner who finally understood why their utility bills kept climbing. These are not marketing stories. These are the reason he answers the phone when the coordinator patches through a worried caller at odd hours.
If he were not doing this, Tomas would probably be building something else with his hands. He grew up taking things apart to understand them. Ductwork just happened to be the system that needed understanding most. Thirteen years in, he still climbs into attics when the job demands it. The heat in a Georgia July crawl space still smells the same: fiberglass, old wood, the metallic bite of sheet metal. That smell means a homeowner has a problem they cannot solve alone. That is what gets him out of bed.
Meet Tomas Reyes - The Person Behind Every Job
Tomas Reyes is the Owner and Founder of CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Cumming. He leads the local team, trains every technician on the Haven Standard, and personally reviews the photo documentation from completed jobs.
His background is in residential HVAC systems and indoor air quality, with training on Abatement Technologies and Nikro equipment. He holds the state license required for this work in Georgia and carries the insurance and bonding that let him send crews into homes with confidence. What separates him from a corporate technician is simple: his name is on the truck, and his phone number is the one customers call.
Outside of work, Tomas is the kind of person who rebuilds engines to relax. That same patience shows up in how he approaches ductwork: methodical, systematic, unwilling to call a job finished until the photos prove it. He will tell you directly - if your ducts do not need cleaning, he will say so. The Haven Standard applies to honesty too.
His commitment to every Cumming homeowner is this: you will know exactly what we found, exactly what we did, and exactly what it cost before anyone touches your system.
Before
AfterOur Promise to Cumming Homeowners
Our values are not posters on a wall. They are policies we have had to explain, defend, and prove.
Honest pricing. We quote one flat price per system, agreed in writing before work starts. No per-vent add-ons. No “while we are in here” discoveries. We built this policy after watching too many Cumming homeowners sign for one price and write a check for another.
Quality equipment. We run Guardsman and Rotobrush systems because they let us reach and photograph every run. Cheap equipment saves the company money and costs the homeowner the proof they paid for.
Standing behind the work. Every job leaves a documented record. If something is not right, we come back. No argument. The Haven Standard, Clause 5: No surprises includes no surprises after we leave.
Our Credentials
- State-licensed for air duct cleaning work in Georgia
- Insured & bonded for residential service
- Years of local experience serving Forsyth County and surrounding markets
- Strong local reputation built on documented results, not promises
These credentials matter because a stranger is about to enter your home, access your HVAC system, and work in spaces you cannot easily inspect yourself. State licensing means we have met Georgia’s requirements for this trade. Insurance and bonding means protection for your property if something goes wrong. Local experience means we know how builders in this market ran ductwork in the 1990s versus the 2010s, where the common failure points hide, and which neighborhoods in Cumming see the heaviest accumulation. A strong local reputation means your neighbors have already tested us, and we have the photo records to show for it.
Rooted in Cumming
This branch lives here. Our trucks pass the Collection at Forsyth on their way to jobs in Vickery, Settendown Village, and the older homes near downtown. We have worked in the humidity of Cumming summers when attic temperatures climb past 120 degrees, and we have cleared the rodent debris that settles into ductwork after mild winters. We are not a dispatch board routing strangers from Atlanta. We are the local team that Tomas Reyes built, working under standards that travel with us, serving the same zip codes where we fuel up and buy supplies.
Written by Tomas Reyes, Owner at CleanRun Air Duct Cleaning Cumming, serving Cumming and north Georgia since 2013.