New ductwork lives out of sight for decades, so it has to be done right the first time. Here is how we plan it, install it and prove it works.
Most homes around Huntsville run their ductwork through the attic, which is one of the harshest places in the house. Summer attic heat breaks down flex duct jackets and tape, insulation sags, and runs get crushed or pulled loose over the years. Every leak pulls hot, dusty attic air into the system or dumps cooled air where nobody feels it.
A repair fixes one bad spot. A replacement makes sense when the problems are everywhere: torn insulation on many runs, sagging duct, rooms that have always been hot, or ducts that were undersized from the start. If you are still deciding, our guide to signs your ductwork needs replacing walks through what to look for.
The same process on every duct job, start to finish.
We go into the attic or crawlspace, look at every run we can reach, and check airflow at the registers and how the system is performing.
Duct size is based on how much air each room needs, not a guess. When the old layout was the problem, we redesign it instead of copying it.
You get a written quote. When only part of the system is failing, we tell you, and price a partial replacement too.
We cover floors and the area under the attic access before work begins.
Old duct and insulation come out of the attic and leave with us.
New plenums, trunk lines and runs go in, fully supported, with flex duct pulled tight instead of sagging.
Every connection is sealed with mastic, not just tape, and the ducts are insulated for attic installation.
We start the system and check airflow room by room, adjusting until the house is balanced.
We clear the work areas and show you what was done, with photos from the attic.
What you get on a full replacement.
Rebate eligibility set by TVA EnergyRight and your local power company.
Often it is the right time, but not always.
If you are replacing your system and the ducts are worn out, doing both together means one disruption and ducts matched to the new equipment.
If your ducts are in good shape and correctly sized, we will tell you to keep them.
When a system is fairly new but the house is uncomfortable, fixing the ducts may solve the problem without new equipment.
We design ducts around your house, seal them like they will be hidden for decades (because they will be), and check the airflow before we call the job done.
Most homes take one to two days, depending on the size of the house and how hard the attic is to work in. We give you a time frame with your quote.
Yes. Most of the work happens in the attic or crawlspace. Your system will be off for part of the time.
Leaky ducts waste the air you paid to heat and cool. Sealed, insulated ducts deliver more of it to your rooms, which can help your system run less.
The size of the home, how many runs need replacing, attic access and whether the layout needs a redesign. Your written quote spells it out.
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