Every sag, crushed elbow and unsealed collar in that attic is cooling you paid for and never felt. We photograph it before anyone quotes it.
The common patterns we see across Bexar County. Yours gets diagnosed with gauges, not this table — but it tells you what to expect.
Tell us your symptomDuct cleaning is worth real money in some houses and worth nothing in others. We will tell you which one you are — with photos from inside your own ducts, not a stock brochure.
Cleaning makes the air nicer. Sealing makes the bill smaller. Every unsealed collar, crushed elbow and sagging run in that attic is cooling you paid for and never felt.
Licensed, named, on time, in a marked truck.
Pressures, temperatures, airflow, electrical — on the equipment you actually have.
The number in writing before a wrench turns. Repair or replace, both cases honestly.
Re-checked with you standing there, site cleaner than we found it.
More of them, with numbers, on the questions page →
Most homes, rarely — and only when there is a reason: renovation dust, pests, water, or visible buildup. Anyone who tells you every year is selling, not diagnosing.
No. Sealing them will. Cleaning is about what you breathe; leakage is what you pay for.
A pleated filter changed every 30 to 90 days, or a media cabinet if you want longer intervals. Higher MERV is not automatically better — a filter too restrictive for your blower starves airflow and ices the coil.
On a coil and in a plenum, yes — that is where moisture and biology live. It is not an air purifier for the whole house, and we will not sell it as one.
Usually. It is normally a duct problem — length, sizing, a crushed run or a missing return — and it is fixable without touching the equipment.
A real person answers, a marked truck rolls, and the price you hear is the price you pay. Dispatched to 82 towns and neighborhoods across ten counties.
