Ductwork

Uneven cooling or heating across rooms is often a sign of ductwork leaks or poor airflow balance, whereas an undersized system will struggle to lower the temperature in the entire home regardless of the room. A technician can perform a static pressure test to accurately differentiate between duct leakage and equipment sizing limitations.

Unusual scratching noises inside your walls or ceilings, unpleasant odors that cannot be traced to a specific source, and debris visible around your supply vents are common indicators of pest activity. If you suspect an infestation, we can perform a camera inspection to assess the extent of the damage and determine if a professional cleaning or sealing is required.

Duct sealing is a highly effective, cost-efficient solution for mild leakage and separated joints that can immediately restore airflow efficiency. However, if your ductwork is heavily corroded, disconnected in inaccessible areas, or severely undersized, replacing the system may be the only way to ensure long-term comfort and energy savings.

Yes, adding motorized dampers allows for "zoning," which redirects airflow only to the rooms currently in use, preventing energy waste in unoccupied spaces. We can evaluate your current duct layout to determine if your existing system is compatible with a zoning upgrade to improve your comfort and lower utility costs.