Your Dust Collector Is Costing You Money Right Now
Blinded filters. Leaking ducts. Missing maintenance records. Most systems we audit are already failing — increasing energy costs, cutting capture efficiency, and leaving facilities exposed to OSHA citations. Preventive maintenance changes all of that. Starts with a free system audit.
Your dust collector runs every shift. Filters load up. The fan works harder against rising resistance. Pulse valves cycle tens of thousands of times a month. Without a regular maintenance program, that’s not just a worn-out machine — it’s a OSHA fine, a production shutdown, or an NFPA 660 violation waiting to surface at the worst possible moment.
We maintain systems across Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah — baghouses, cartridge collectors, ambient air cleaners, fume arms, and downdraft tables. Didn’t install your system? That doesn’t matter — we service any brand, any configuration.
Every system we maintain is backed by our pass-or-free compliance guarantee. Complete OSHA documentation — filter change logs, pressure drop records, safety system test results — so you’re covered the moment an inspector walks through the door. For full system cost context, see our 2026 dust collection cost guide.
Is Your System Already Overdue?
If any of these match your situation, your system likely needs professional attention now — not at the next scheduled inspection.
Why Dust Collectors Fail — And What It Costs You
Blinded Filters
Pressure drop above 6″ w.g. raises your energy costs 30–50% and cuts capture efficiency at every hood. Regular filter service prevents this entirely.
Duct Leaks
Half the systems we audit lose 20–40% of airflow through failed seals and corroded ductwork. Your fan runs full speed while your pickup points starve for airflow.
Fan Failure
An unbalanced wheel or worn bearing caught early is a $200 repair. Left alone, it’s a $15,000+ rebuild or a full production shutdown. Quarterly vibration checks cost a fraction of the alternative.
OSHA Citations
Up to $15,625 per willful violation for poor housekeeping, failed controls, or missing maintenance records. Our service documentation covers every line item an inspector will check.
Choose Your Coverage Level
Every plan includes OSHA documentation, pass-or-free compliance coverage, and aftermarket filters at 15–25% below OEM pricing.
Silver
Inspections & Reporting
→ 2 visits per year
→ System health report
→ Filter condition assessment
→ 10% parts discount
→ Priority emergency response
→ OSHA compliance documentation
Gold
Full Preventive Maintenance
→ 4 visits per year
→ Filter changes included
→ 15% parts discount
→ Annual performance benchmarking
→ Priority emergency response
→ Full OSHA documentation
Platinum
Maximum Coverage & Compliance
→ 6 visits per year
→ Filter changes included
→ 20% parts discount
→ 24-hour emergency response
→ Quarterly NFPA 660 review
→ Full OSHA documentation
Not ready for a contract? On-Call service is available with no commitment — emergency repair, filter replacement, diagnostics, billed per visit. Submit a request →
Every Service Visit Includes
Filter Inspection & Replacement
Condition check, differential pressure reading, replacement as needed with aftermarket filters at 15–25% below OEM.
Pulse Cleaning System Tune-Up
Solenoid valve test, compressed air pressure check, timer board verification, diaphragm inspection for wear.
Fan & Motor Service
Bearing lubrication, belt tension check, vibration measurement, amperage reading, wheel inspection for buildup and imbalance.
Duct & Hood Inspection
Seal integrity, static pressure at pickup points, transport velocity check, ductwork condition assessment.
Electrical & Controls Test
Connection inspection, grounding continuity, interlock verification, explosion protection safety system test.
Performance Report & Documentation
Baseline comparison, airflow measurements, written recommendations, and complete OSHA records ready for any inspection.
All Brands. All Types. Faster Than OEM.
We stock replacement filters for all major manufacturers — Donaldson, Camfil, Farr, Torit, AAF, and more. Our aftermarket filters meet or exceed OEM specifications, ship faster than ordering direct, and arrive at 15–25% lower cost. One call gets you the filters and a scheduled replacement visit.
Dust Collector Maintenance — Answered
How often should a dust collector be professionally serviced?
Most facilities running 2–3 shifts per day with combustible or fine dust should schedule maintenance quarterly — four visits per year. Lighter operations handling nuisance dust can often run a semi-annual schedule. The critical threshold is that no system should go more than 6 months without a filter inspection and differential pressure check. Under NFPA 660, maintenance intervals must be documented and justified — not just estimated.
What does a service visit actually cover?
Every visit covers filter inspection and replacement if needed, pulse cleaning system tune-up (solenoid valves, diaphragms, timer board), fan and motor service (bearings, belt tension, vibration check, amperage), duct and hood seal inspection, electrical and grounding continuity, and a written performance report with baseline comparisons. Everything gets documented in a format ready for OSHA inspection.
How quickly can you respond to an emergency breakdown?
48 hours across the entire Southwest service territory — Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. Gold and Platinum contract customers receive priority scheduling. On-Call customers are served first-available. If your process can’t wait 48 hours, Platinum’s 24-hour emergency response may be the right fit.
Do you service equipment you didn’t install?
Yes — we service all brands and configurations regardless of who installed them. Baghouses, cartridge collectors, ambient air cleaners, fume extraction arms, downdraft tables. We stock filters for Donaldson, Camfil, Farr, Torit, AAF, and most major manufacturers at 15–25% below OEM pricing. All we need is the model number and we can typically turn around a quote same day.
What documentation do you provide for OSHA compliance?
Every service visit produces a complete compliance package: filter change logs, differential pressure readings before and after service, airflow measurements at hoods, safety system test results, and a performance trend report compared to baseline data. This documentation satisfies OSHA 29 CFR 1910.94 requirements and is formatted to give an inspector exactly what they’re looking for — so there’s no scrambling when they show up.
What’s covered under the pass-or-free compliance guarantee?
Any system we maintain is covered by our pass-or-free guarantee — if your system fails a compliance inspection after we’ve serviced it, we come back and fix it at no charge. That guarantee extends to the documentation as well. If an inspector challenges a record we produced, we stand behind it.
When a Maintenance Contract Is NOT Right for You
We’d rather tell you upfront than have you pay for something that doesn’t fit your situation.
If none of those fit your situation, a maintenance contract is almost certainly going to save you more than it costs. Start with a free audit →
Stop Waiting for the Next Breakdown
A free system audit tells you exactly where your dust collector stands — what’s working, what’s at risk, and what it would cost to keep it running and compliant for the next 12 months. No obligation. We’ll give you the information and let you decide.
Serving manufacturing facilities across Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.