Air Duct Sealing Tyler, TX

Our team will reach all the spaces where the ducts are located in your house. Places such as the attics, crawlspaces, inside the wall, and the garage. Even the spaces where reaching the duct is difficult, our team will have the necessary equipment to deal with it. With sealed ducts your utility bill for the summer and winter seasons will be much lower. The rooms will be easily heated or cooled when you need. The rooms will feel less stuffy and more comfortable. We can also replace the faulty duct system if you need. In many places the ducts that are old and do not function the way they should and even sealing them doesn’t help the case. In such cases we will replace with new and improved ducts to make your house more safer, energy efficient and comfortable.

If you’re trying to seal the duct by yourself, it can be quite daunting. Most of the ducts are in hard-to-reach places. They are concealed behind the walls, in the ceilings, in the basement and sealing them can be quite difficult without proper training. Also you may not have the proper tools to determine what places are leaking air. For the ducts to perform better in the house and to improve the air quality of your house a professional should be hired. Our team has all the equipment to inspect your ducts and see what is causing the leakage. We will conceal the joints of the ducts that may be leaking with mastic sealant for metal tapes.

If you are environmentally conscious person you should definitely invest in sealing your ducts. Your heating or cooling system has to work less and use less energy if the ducts are sealed properly. Proper sealed ducts also reduce air pollution and help to reduce climate change due high energy consumption. Another reason why we suggest homeowners and business owners to seal their ducts properly is to prevent backdrafting. Backdrafting happens when harmful gases such as carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide levels rise in the interior of the house. Mainly carbon monoxide from appliances like water heaters, dryers and furnaces leak into living spaces rather than being released outdoors.