Redesign the Duct System That Actually Delivers the Air.

Common Duct Problems We See

• Original ductwork from decades ago, never replaced.
• Crushed, disconnected, or poorly supported runs.
• Undersized or oversized trunks causing noise and poor balance.
• Ducts run through hot attics with minimal insulation.
• Visible dust, debris, and microbial growth inside the duct system.

What a Proper Replacement Includes

• Load- and layout-aware redesign of supply and return runs.
• New duct materials sized for airflow and efficiency.
• Proper sealing, strapping, and insulation throughout.
• Register placement tuned to comfort and noise control.
• Static pressure checks to verify the system as installed.

Results You Can Feel Day to Day

• More even temperatures across rooms and levels.
• Quieter airflow and less “whooshing” at vents.
• Reduced dust and fewer drafts from leaky ducts.
• Better support for filtration and IAQ upgrades.
• A documented duct system that makes sense to future buyers and inspectors.

Duct Cleaning vs. Duct Replacement

Cleaning may be fine for newer, well-designed systems. But in many older homes, ducts are:

• Undersized or poorly routed from day one.
• Physically damaged or heavily contaminated.
• So leaky that cleaning doesn't fix the energy and comfort problems.

In those cases, replacement gives you better air, comfort, and efficiency — instead of just cleaner versions of the same problems.

Tying Duct Work Into the Whole-Home Plan

We rarely look at ducts in isolation. In a flagship whole-home project, we coordinate:

• Duct redesign with attic remediation and insulation.
• System sizing and IAQ upgrades with the new duct layout.
• Documentation that shows exactly what changed and why — for your own records or for resale.