If the ducts are leaking or too small for the house, you may have ventilation problems and poor indoor air quality. Since the ducts are hidden behind walls and ceilings, you may not know you have a problem, but there are signs that can indicate an issue with your ductwork. Watching for signs of a ventilation problem can alert you to an issue with your ductwork.

The signs of a possible duct problem include: 

• Moisture building up on walls or windows
• Stuffy air indoors
• Lingering odors
• Poor air quality
• Areas of the home taking longer to cool

Old, leaky ductwork can allow dust, bacteria, and mold to accumulate and travel through the air in your home. Replacing your filters regularly and having your ductwork sealed and replaced when it is no longer working can help you enjoy cleaner, healthier air at home. We offer duct services in Tampa to solve any problem. 

How the Duct System Works 

There are two parts to a duct system: the supply ducts and return ducts. The supply ducts are designed to deliver warmed or cooled air to the various rooms in your home. The size of the supply ducts influences the airflow and it is important to make sure the ducts are properly sized for your home. Our technicians can determine the ideal duct size for optimal comfort and efficiency. 

The other part of the system is the return ducts. This part of the system draws air out of the rooms and returns the air to the furnace or air handler to be warmed or cooled. The air passes through the filter to remove contaminants from the air before being heated or cooled by your HVAC system. 

What Does Duct Work Include

When you call a professional, just our very own Tampa duct cleaning and service team you can expect them to help manage air flow in your home. This is when the air is absorbed by the unit and then released at the desired temperature. If there are any issues during the process, you can rely on a HVAC technician, to help correct this.