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Photographs from real AMG jobs
Every job, inside the duct, before and after.
Air duct, dryer vent and chimney work across New Jersey. Seven of our Google reviews mention the photographs without being asked — this is what they are talking about, and every image below says what it is.
Before and after
The two that are evidence.
Both pairs are real, both from real jobs, and each one is a single line photographed twice — the same duct, the same dryer vent, one cleaning apart. Drag the handle. Everything further down this page is a photograph of work happening, which is a different claim and is labelled as one.
Air ducts
Inside the system
Registers, plenums and the runs between them. This is the part of the job a customer never sees unless somebody photographs it.
A backpack HEPA vacuum at a ceiling supply. The register comes off, the branch is brushed and whipped, and what comes loose leaves through the machine rather than the room. 
Working a ceiling supply from a step ladder. Every register on the system gets this, not a sample of them. 
A low exterior vent with its cover off, the well beside it full of leaf litter. Vents at ground level collect whatever the yard drops on them, and they are the ones nobody thinks to check. 
Rigid galvanised ductwork between joists, joints sealed before anything is closed in.
Dryer vents
From the machine to the hood
The blockage is almost always in the last four feet, on the outside, where nobody looks. These are the ends of that run.
Behind a stacked dryer. The machine has to come out to reach the connection, and the compacted lint is usually right there. 
An exterior hood set into brick. The damper is checked open — a hood that cannot open is a blocked vent whatever the duct looks like. 
Fitting an exterior wall vent on a ladder, sealed at the wall. 
A newly installed exterior hood on vinyl siding, damper open and sealed.
Chimneys
The flue and what is on top of it
Swept from the crown down, with the cap and crown checked from the roof rather than assumed from the hearth.
An extension ladder run up the side of a two-storey masonry chimney, van in the drive. The top of the flue is reached from outside, not from the hearth. 
Working at the top of a chimney, the crown taped off. Cracks up here let water into the flue, and water is what turns creosote into a bigger problem. 
A crown and cap being inspected from the roof.
The crew
Who turns up
Licensed, insured, and in a marked van. Thirty-five reviews mention the team before they mention the work.
Two technicians in branded shirts in front of the van on a New Jersey driveway. 
The van, carrying the NJ contractor licence 13VH12103100 and the number to call. The phone number in this photograph was updated to the published line; the rest of the frame is the original photograph. 
The housing stock this work happens in: pre-war New Jersey colonials with brick chimneys.
About these images
What is a photograph and what is not.
Both before/after pairs are real
Same duct, same job, photographed twice. Nothing on this site uses a commissioned image as before-and-after evidence, because that would make the one thing customers trust us for worthless.
Five images are commissioned illustrations
Marked on the image itself. They fill gaps the photo library never had — the crew, new ductwork, a finished exterior hood — and they never claim a specific job.
One photograph was edited
The van’s phone number was changed to the published line on the owner’s instruction. It is labelled, and everything else in that frame is the original photograph.
One gap we will not paper over
There is no before-and-after of a chimney flue yet. Every other service has one. Rather than illustrate it, the gap stays until a real sweep is photographed.
Your job, photographed
You get the same set.
None of this is a portfolio we shot once. It is what every job produces, which is why there is enough of it to fill a page — and why yours will look like this too.
- 01
Before we start
The inside of the system as we found it — the register, the run behind it, and anything that explains what you have been noticing.
- 02
After we finish
The same places, same angles. Two pictures of the same spot is the only version of this that means anything.
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What we found
In plain words, including the parts that are not ours to fix. If nothing needs doing, that is what the report says.
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Tell us what the system is doing
We look before we quote, and the number we quote is the number you pay.
- Quoted before any work starts
- Floors covered before equipment comes in
- Photographs of what we found and removed
- No scare tactics, no surprise add-ons
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