Duct Replacement

Duct Replacement, Cleaning & New Ductwork

From patching a single leaky joint to replacing an entire duct system, here's a closer look at every ductwork service we offer — helping your HVAC system heat and cool your home the way it's supposed to.

Technician installing clean insulated ductwork in a residential attic

Full Duct Replacement

Ductwork that's cracked, crushed, disconnected, or simply worn out after decades of service can't move air the way it should, no matter how good your furnace or AC unit is. We inspect your entire duct run, identify sections that are beyond repair, and replace them with properly sized, correctly sealed ductwork built for your home's layout. The result is stronger, more even airflow to every room, lower energy bills, and noticeably better indoor air quality since your system is no longer pulling attic or crawlspace dust into your living space. We handle the full job — removal, replacement, and cleanup — with minimal disruption to your home.

Technician replacing a crushed duct section in a residential attic

Duct Cleaning & Sanitizing

Over time, ducts collect dust, pet dander, pollen, and other debris that gets circulated through your home every time your system runs. We use professional equipment to clear that buildup out of your supply and return lines, then apply sanitizing treatments where needed to address mold, odors, or allergen concerns. If your ductwork is structurally sound, a thorough cleaning is often all it takes to noticeably improve air quality and system airflow. During our inspection, we'll always give you an honest read on whether cleaning is enough or whether damage means replacement is the smarter long-term move.

Technician cleaning inside an air duct register

Duct Sealing & Insulation

Leaky duct joints and connections quietly waste a significant share of the conditioned air your HVAC system produces, sending it into attics, basements, and wall cavities instead of your living space. We seal gaps and loose connections along your duct system to stop that loss, and add or upgrade insulation on ducts running through unconditioned areas like attics and crawlspaces so heated and cooled air arrives at your vents at the temperature it left the unit. Homeowners typically notice more consistent room-to-room temperatures and a real difference on their energy bills.

Sealing a ductwork joint with mastic sealant

New Ductwork Design & Installation

Finishing a basement, building an addition, or opening up a new HVAC zone means your existing ductwork usually can't just be extended — it needs to be properly designed for the new space. We plan and install correctly sized duct runs that balance airflow across your whole system, not just the new area, so you don't end up with one room that's freezing while another is stuffy. Every new installation is built to the same standards as our full replacements, using quality materials and sealed connections from day one.

New insulated ductwork installed in an unfinished basement ceiling

Zoning Damper Installation

If your upstairs is always warmer than your downstairs, or one wing of the house never seems to match the thermostat, a single-zone duct system is usually the culprit. We install zoning dampers and controls that let you regulate airflow to different floors or areas independently, so each zone gets exactly the heating or cooling it needs instead of competing for the same airflow. Beyond comfort, balanced zoning also reduces strain on your HVAC equipment and can meaningfully cut down on wasted energy.

Technician installing a digital zoning thermostat control panel

Not Sure If You Need Cleaning or Full Replacement?

Every duct system is different. Tell us what's going on — high energy bills, uneven temperatures, dust, or an aging system — and we'll help you figure out the right fix before any work begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Duct Questions

Weak or uneven airflow, rooms that never reach the thermostat setting, rising energy bills, visible rust or crushed sections, and dust blowing out of vents are all signs it's time for an inspection. We'll assess your system and let you know whether repair, sealing, or full replacement is the right call.
If your ductwork is structurally sound but dusty or holding odors, cleaning and sanitizing is usually enough. If sections are physically damaged, disconnected, or too old to seal effectively, replacement is the better long-term investment. We'll walk you through what we find during your inspection.
Leaky or damaged ducts can send a significant portion of your conditioned air into attics, crawlspaces, and wall cavities before it ever reaches a vent. Sealing, insulating, or replacing that ductwork means your HVAC system doesn't have to work as hard, which typically shows up as a real difference on your energy bill.
It depends on how much of the system needs replacing and how accessible your ductwork is. Many single-system replacements are completed in a day or two. We'll give you a firm timeline after inspecting your home.
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