Find and Fix Leaky Ducts with Green Valley Cooling & Heating
Heating and cooling are just about year round requirements in Green Valley, Sahuarita & the surrounding communities. If your air ducts are leaking every time the HVAC system operates, you’re paying much higher than necessary utility costs. You’re also wasting energy, living with inferior comfort and possibly breathing contaminated air. The added strain leaky ducts put on heating and cooling equipment increases the risk of malfunction and shortens lifespan.
If you suspect issues with your duct system, reach out to the professionals from Green Valley Cooling & Heating for service anywhere across Green Valley, Tubac, Vail, Corona de Tucson, Sahuarita, Tumacacori-Carmen & Amado, AZ. While ductwork is typically concealed behind walls and ceilings, we have the specialized tools, technology and skills to effectively access and complete repairs without damage. Our BPI- and NATE-certified technicians provide the many benefits of proper duct sealing.
Here Are Telltale Signs That Your Ductwork Is Leaking Air:
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Diminished comfort
– If the heating or cooling system seems to run endlessly yet fails to achieve the thermostat setting, there could be an issue with the ducts. Leaks allow conditioned air to escape, causing HVAC components to struggle to achieve ideal temperature.
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Overheated or chilly rooms
– Are there certain rooms that are always uncomfortable? The HVAC system should distribute conditioned air evenly throughout the home. A temperature difference from one room to another is often the result of holes or gaps in the ductwork.
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Higher energy bills
– The loss of heated or cooled air through imperfections in the ductwork force the HVAC system to operate for longer cycles and use more energy. A spike in your monthly utility bills is an indication of a problem.
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Airborne contaminants
– The same flaws in the ducts that allow conditioned air to escape tend to draw in dust and other contaminants that then get spread throughout the home.
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Unpleasant smells
– Leaky ducts that pull in unfiltered air can distribute hazardous fumes.
