Air Duct Repair

It depends on what's wrong and how much of your duct system needs work. Simple repairs like sealing a few leaking connections or patching small holes cost less. Extensive repairs like replacing crushed sections in your attic, reconnecting multiple separated ducts, or sealing a duct system that was never sealed properly cost more.

We provide upfront pricing after inspecting your ductwork. Our technicians assess the damage, explain what needs fixing in plain language, and give you a clear estimate before starting work. If you're a maintenance plan member, you get automatic discounts on all duct repair and ductwork replacement.

Most homeowners see lower energy bills immediately after duct repair, so the work pays for itself over time through reduced cooling costs and heating bills.

Yes. Most ductwork can be repaired effectively. We seal air leaks at connections, patch holes and cracks in metal ducts, reconnect separated sections, replace short sections of crushed or collapsed flex duct, and repair damaged insulation.

Some situations require duct replacement instead of repair. If large sections are severely damaged, if your duct work is undersized for your HVAC unit, or if ducts are rusted through in multiple places, replacement makes more sense. We'll assess your entire duct system during inspection and tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the smarter choice for your situation.

Our trucks carry materials for most common duct repair jobs, so we complete repairs in one visit without waiting for parts.

If your ductwork is severely damaged, improperly sized, or losing 30 to 40 percent of your conditioned air through leaks, replacement is worth it. New, properly installed and sealed ductwork improves system performance, lowers energy bills, eliminates hot and cold spots, and extends your HVAC system's life.

Ductwork replacement makes the most sense when you're already replacing your HVAC unit, when your current ducts are undersized or poorly designed, when you have extensive mold or contamination, or when repair costs approach replacement costs.

We'll inspect your duct system and explain both options. If repair will get your ducts working efficiently, we'll recommend that. If replacement saves you money long-term through better efficiency and fewer problems, we'll explain why. We're here to help you make the right choice, not sell you services you don't need.

Homeowners insurance typically covers duct replacement if damage resulted from a covered event like a storm, fire, or burst pipe. Insurance usually doesn't cover replacement due to normal wear and tear, aging ductwork, or poor installation.

If something damaged your ducts, check your policy and call your insurance company to see if it's covered. We can work with your insurance adjuster, provide documentation of the damage, and give estimates for the repair or replacement work needed.

Even without insurance coverage, duct repair or replacement often pays for itself through lower utility bills and better system efficiency. We offer financing options to make the work affordable.

Most duct repair jobs finish in one day. Simple repairs like sealing leaking connections or patching a few holes take a few hours. More extensive work like replacing crushed sections in your attic, reconnecting multiple separated ducts, or sealing an entire improperly sealed duct system takes longer but usually completes the same day.

Ductwork replacement takes one to three days depending on your home's size and how much duct work needs replacing. We work efficiently to minimize disruption and get your heating and cooling system back to full efficiency quickly.

Our technicians arrive with the tools and materials needed for most duct repair jobs. If we need specialized materials, we'll give you a timeline and schedule completion as fast as possible.

High energy bills with no other explanation, rooms that stay hot or cold no matter what you set the thermostat to, dust constantly settling even after cleaning, weak airflow from some vents, your HVAC system running constantly without reaching temperature, or musty smells when the system runs all point to duct problems.

You might also notice visible damage if you can see your ducts. Disconnected sections, crushed flex duct in the attic, holes or tears in metal ducts, or duct insulation falling off are common visible signs your duct system needs repair.

If you're experiencing any of these issues, schedule a ductwork inspection. We'll check your entire duct system including hard to see areas in your attic and crawlspace, find every problem affecting airflow and efficiency, and explain what needs fixing to restore proper system performance.