Duct Cleaning & Repair

Absolutely. Attic temperatures in North Texas regularly exceed 140 degrees in summer. Uninsulated ducts in the attic can lose a significant amount of cooling before the air reaches your vents, making your AC work much harder and driving up energy costs.

Yes. Dirty ducts can circulate dust, allergens, mold spores, and bacteria throughout your home. North Texas has high pollen counts and humidity levels that can contribute to mold growth inside ductwork, particularly in older homes.

Yes. The Department of Energy estimates that sealing leaky ducts can reduce heating and cooling costs by 20-30%. In a North Texas home spending $200/month on cooling in summer, that can mean $40-60 in monthly savings.

Common signs include uneven temperatures between rooms, higher than expected energy bills, excessive dust in the home, and rooms that never seem to cool properly in summer. In North Texas attics, leaky ducts can waste 20-30% of your cooled air.

Minor leaks at joints and connections can be sealed with mastic or metal tape. If your ducts are old, crushed, or have extensive damage, replacement of those sections is more cost-effective. Flex duct in North Texas attics often degrades after 15-20 years.

The National Air Duct Cleaners Association recommends every 3-5 years. In North Texas, you may want to clean more frequently if you have pets, allergies, or recently completed a renovation. After any construction work, a duct cleaning is strongly recommended.

A whole-house duct cleaning typically takes 3-5 hours depending on the size of your home and the number of vents. The process involves cleaning all supply and return ducts, registers, and the main trunk lines.