Signs of duct problems
- One or more rooms that never get comfortable
- Weak airflow from some registers
- High summer bills, or a system that runs constantly
- Dust coming from the vents, or musty smells
- Sweating ducts or registers, and water stains on ceilings
- Ducts that are crushed, disconnected, or lying in the dirt in a crawl space
Duct services
- Duct inspection in the attic and crawl space
- Reconnecting and sealing joints with mastic or approved tape
- Replacing damaged flex duct and insulation
- Adding returns, rebalancing, and redesigning problem runs
- Full duct replacement alongside a new system
- Register, grille, and boot repairs
Ducts and humidity in the Mid-South
Leaky return ducts in an attic pull in hot, humid air. Your system then has to remove that moisture too, so the house feels damp even when the thermostat is satisfied. Sealing the return side is often one of the best fixes for comfort in a Memphis home. Pair it with an indoor air quality check if you're also dealing with dust or allergies.
Apartments and commercial spaces
At multifamily properties, crushed ducts in a unit's ceiling or air handler closet are a common source of comfort complaints and repeat calls. In commercial tenant spaces, duct changes often come with a remodel. We'll work alongside your contractor or handle the HVAC side directly. See commercial HVAC.