Meet the Team - Linden Air Duct Atlanta

Meet the Atlanta Team Behind Linden Air Duct Atlanta

We’re a small crew by design. That means when you call Linden Air Duct Atlanta, the person who answers knows the person who’ll walk through your door. Everyone on our team has been background-checked, identity-verified, and trained to the same standard we’ve operated under since 2004 as part of the Threshold Group family. No subcontractors. No mystery technicians. Just the same faces, month after month, working homes from Buckhead to Decatur to East Point. Here’s who you’ll meet.

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Our People

Marcus Veale, Owner

Marcus founded the Atlanta location and has spent two decades inside Atlanta ductwork, attics, and crawlspaces. He started as a technician himself, hauling Rotobrush equipment up Buckhead attic stairs in July, and he still rides along on jobs when a repair gets complicated or a homeowner wants a straight answer about whether their ducts actually need cleaning. Marcus is the one who set the rule that every quote gets written down before work starts. He’s particular about the small things most companies skip, visually inspecting every return vent before calling a job finished.

Darnell W., Lead Technician

Darnell has been with Linden Air Duct Atlanta for eleven years and handles most of our complex air duct repair work in older homes around Grant Park, Inman Park, and Virginia-Highland. He’s NADCA-certified and is the person we send when a duct run has separated in a crawlspace or a return chase is pulling air from where it shouldn’t. Darnell owns more flashlights than anyone needs and uses all of them. Ask him about the time he found a family of squirrels living in a return duct off Ponce de Leon Avenue. He’ll tell you the whole story while he checks your filter slot for bypass leaks.

Keisha R., Service Coordinator

Keisha is the voice on the phone more often than not. She’s been answering Linden Air Duct Atlanta calls for seven years, and she’s the reason you’ll never sit through a voicemail loop when you call us at (912) 493-7110. Keisha schedules every job, sends each tech’s name and photo before the visit, and follows up after the work is done to confirm the before-and-after photos made it to your inbox. She grew up in Clayton County and has strong opinions about which Waffle House locations are worth stopping at. She keeps a running list of every dog she’s met on the job. Some dogs are better behaved than others.

Ray T., Apprentice Technician

Ray joined the crew two years ago as an apprentice and is now running his own basic air duct cleaning and dryer vent cleaning jobs across Cobb and south Fulton counties. He trained under Darnell for eighteen months before Marcus cleared him to work solo, and he’s currently studying for his NADCA certification exam. Ray is meticulous about negative-pressure extraction setup, which is the process of putting the duct system under vacuum so dust and debris get pulled through the cleaning tools rather than pushed into your living room. He’s also the designated attic navigator on houses with tight pull-down stairs. Ray restores old BMX bikes on weekends. The garage at his place in Smyrna currently has four of them in various stages.

One Standard, Every Job

Every technician who works under the Linden Air Duct Atlanta name follows the same Threshold Standard. That means each person is background-checked, identity-verified, and photo-badged. Before your appointment, you receive the technician’s name and photo so you know exactly who’s coming. At the door, they show you that photo ID badge before stepping inside. It’s the same protocol whether you’re in a 1920s bungalow in Kirkwood or a newer build in Sandy Springs. Our crew wears clean, marked uniforms, arrives in clearly marked vans, and treats your house the way any reasonable person would want their own treated. Marcus holds every technician to it, and he’s the one you’ll talk to if you ever feel the standard slipped. That hasn’t happened yet. But the number works if it does.

Written by Marcus Veale, Owner at Linden Air Duct Atlanta, serving Atlanta since 2004.