Ductwork in The Woodlands attics takes real punishment. Summer attic temperatures reach 140 to 160 degrees, and that heat degrades flexible duct insulation, dries out mastic sealant, and causes tape joints to fail. Leaking ducts push conditioned air into the attic instead of the living space, which means the system runs longer and costs more to operate.
Replacement involves removing the old ductwork, installing new insulated flex or rigid duct, sealing every connection with mastic and mechanical fasteners, and verifying airflow at each register after the work is done. The new duct layout follows the existing trunk lines unless a design change is needed to correct airflow problems.
Signs that ductwork needs attention include rooms that never cool properly, visible damage or disconnections in the attic, and energy bills that have increased without a change in usage. A duct inspection is also part of our real estate HVAC inspections.
What to Expect
- We inspect the existing ductwork in the attic and report condition and connections.
- Replacement includes sealed, insulated duct with verified airflow.
- Work is completed with the living space kept clean.
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