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Your ductwork carries cooled air from your AC to every room. When it leaks, some of that air ends up in the attic or the walls instead. A duct blaster test measures exactly how much your ducts are leaking, so repairs are based on numbers, not guesses.
Most Florida ductwork runs through a hot attic. When supply ducts leak, you lose cooled air you already paid for. When return ducts leak, they pull in attic air that’s hot, humid and dusty, and your AC has to cool and dry it all over again.
That extra moisture can raise your indoor humidity and create the conditions mold needs, inside your ducts and your AC system.
Sealing leaky ducts helps, and utility rebates can help pay for it. But leaks are only one duct problem.
Ductwork that’s the wrong size or laid out poorly for your rooms can still leave you with hot rooms, humidity and high bills, even after it’s sealed. That’s why we look at how your ducts were designed, not just whether they leak. When a room still won’t cool after sealing, we test the airflow reaching that room to find out why.
A room that never cools isn’t “just an old house.” It’s usually the ductwork, and it can be fixed.
Cooled air that leaks out never reaches the room it was meant for.
Your AC runs longer to make up for the air your ducts lose.
Leaky returns can pull dust and insulation fibers in from the attic.
Humid attic air getting into the system can bring moisture and odors with it.
Leaks that pull in outside air can keep your humidity high.
Crushed, torn or disconnected ducts are more common than most people think.
Measure it, find it, fix it, then prove it.
We test your duct system and measure how much air it’s losing.
We track down where the air is escaping and look at how your ducts were laid out.
Sealing, repair or redesign where it’s needed, explained in plain language with the price before we start.
After the work is done, we test again so you can see the difference in writing.
Duke Energy offers rebates for duct testing and repair, and we’re an approved Duke Energy contractor. We’ll tell you what you qualify for.
Look up FL HVAC Services on Google and you’ll see a line most AC companies don’t have: “Home energy auditing recognized by the US Dept. of Energy.” Tap it and the Energy Skilled badge pops up, with a link to Energy.gov.
Nobody can add that to a business listing themselves. Not us, and not a marketing company. The U.S. Department of Energy verifies the credential and reports it to Google, and Google puts it on the listing.
What it means for your home: we look at your house and your AC as one system. How outside air leaks in, how humidity builds up, how air moves from room to room, and why some homes end up with stale, stuffy air that makes people feel worse inside than out. Then we design and fix your system for what your home actually needs.
✓ Verified by the U.S. Department of Energy
✓ Shown on our Google listing by Google itself
✓ Trained in humidity, air leaks, airflow and indoor air quality
It’s a test that measures how much air leaks out of your ductwork. We pressurize your duct system with a calibrated fan and measure how much air escapes, so any repairs are based on real numbers.
A blower door test measures air leaks in your whole home. A duct blaster test measures leaks in your ductwork only. Together, they show where your cooled air, and your money, are going.
They can play a role. Leaky return ducts can pull in humid attic air, which adds moisture to your AC system and your home. Mold in an AC system is a sign something in the design or installation isn’t right, and it should be checked.
It can help. But if your ducts are the wrong size or your AC isn’t right for your home, sealing alone won’t fix it. We’ll tell you honestly what will.
See how we handle ductwork repair and redesign. Or see why one room stays hotter than the rest.
Yes. Duke Energy offers rebates for duct testing and repair, and OUC and other Florida utilities offer duct rebates too. We’re an approved Duke Energy contractor, and we’ll tell you what you qualify for.
It depends on your home and whether it’s part of a complete energy audit. You’ll know the price before we start.
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