HVAC Duct Services

Your ducts are the pathway that delivers heated and cooled air to every room. Poorly designed, leaky, or undersized ductwork can cause uneven temperatures, weak airflow, noisy operation, higher energy bills, and unnecessary wear on your furnace or AC. Properly sized and sealed ducts help your HVAC system run more efficiently and keep your home more comfortable.

Repair can be a good option if your ducts are generally in decent shape but have a few leaks, loose connections, or minor damage. Replacement is often the better choice if your ductwork is very old, heavily damaged, poorly designed, or undersized for your current HVAC equipment. During an inspection, we can evaluate your ducts and recommend whether targeted repairs or a full duct installation or redesign makes more sense.

Common signs of duct issues include hot and cold spots between rooms, very weak airflow from some vents, whistling or rattling noises in the ducts, excessive dust, and higher energy bills even though your thermostat settings have not changed. In some cases, you may also see disconnected or crushed ducts in basements, attics, or crawl spaces. These are all good reasons to schedule a professional duct inspection.

Duct cleaning focuses on removing dust, debris, and contaminants from the inside of your existing ductwork, which can help with airflow and indoor air quality when it is done correctly. Duct repair and replacement address the condition, design, and sealing of the ducts themselves—fixing leaks, improving sizing, and replacing damaged sections. Many homes benefit from both clean and properly sealed ductwork to get the best comfort and efficiency.

Costs depend on the size and layout of your home, whether we are sealing leaks, repairing sections, adding new runs, or designing a full new duct system, and how accessible your ducts are (basement vs attic vs concealed spaces). Simple repairs and sealing usually cost less, while full duct replacements or custom designs are a larger investment. We provide upfront, written estimates after a site visit so you know the scope and price before work begins.

New duct installation is worth considering if you are finishing a basement or addition, changing the layout of your home, installing a new high-efficiency HVAC system, or if your existing ducts are badly rusted, crushed, or incorrectly sized. In those cases, designing a new HVAC duct installation from the start can deliver better airflow and more even temperatures in every room.

Yes. Leaky or poorly insulated ducts can waste a significant amount of heated and cooled air, especially when they run through attics, crawl spaces, or unfinished basements. Sealing leaks, improving insulation, and correcting design issues can reduce energy loss, help your system run less often, and make temperatures more consistent from room to room.

Yes. In addition to residential duct services, Eco Temp HVAC also works on duct systems in commercial properties, including offices, retail spaces, and light industrial buildings. We can coordinate ductwork design and commercial HVAC projects to support better airflow, ventilation, and comfort for employees and customers.

As a general guideline, it is a good idea to have your ductwork visually inspected every few years, or any time you notice comfort issues, unusual noises, or visible damage. If you have done renovations, added rooms, or changed HVAC equipment, a duct evaluation helps ensure the system is still properly sized and balanced for your current layout.