Put an End to Drafty, Dirty Ductwork in Provo

You might not notice it, but it’s an important component of your home comfort system.

Ductwork distributes air from your HVAC system across your home. Aging or leaky air ductwork can cause drafts, temperature imbalances and higher energy bills. And a filthy duct system can diffuse air pollutants throughout your home, aggravating allergies and triggering poor indoor air quality.

Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning can restore comfort and fresh air in your Provo home.

Get started with a complimentary consultation. Our Expert specialists will examine your ductwork and recommend what’s appropriate for your home.

All of our technicians are NATE certified. This means they’ve received the industry’s gold standard to better meet your needs. Plus, we uphold all of our excellent work with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee for one year.^*

We Can Make Your Home More Comfortable and Energy Efficient

We offer a full range of ductwork services, from air duct cleaning to replacement and sealing.

Duct Cleaning Service

Your house accumulates dust, with about 40 pounds stockpiling each year. And your heating and air system can accumulate contaminants. Those particles can disperse throughout your home up to seven times a day through conditioned air. This can worsen allergies and asthma.

Removing dust and other contaminants through vent cleaning may reduce respiratory conditions. A clean heating and cooling system is an efficient one. It’s also more likely to last longer and have fewer issues.

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Repair, Sealing and Replacement Duct Service

Ductwork has a shelf life and can detatch over the years, leading to leaks. Those leaks can account for up to 20 percent lower efficiency.

Our Experts can inspect at your present system and suggest what’s best: duct sealing, duct insulation, repair or replacement.

We can also investigate uninsulated spaces, like an attic, crawl space or garage. Water can appear in crawl space or garage ducts when you run your air conditioner. This eventually can lead to a major ductwork problem—rust and holes. It also can result in more expensive utility costs because of energy losses.

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