Tomball, TX
281-758-8200

Performance / Air

Duct Repair & Replacement in Tomball, TX

Ductwork is the half of the system nobody looks at, until a hot spot or a spiking bill points straight back to it. We test first, then repair or replace.

Duct repair: finding what the system is losing

Hot or cold spots between rooms, an energy bill with no obvious cause, musty smells or poor air quality, weak airflow at the vents, rattling or whistling or banging in the walls and attic, excessive dust, or a system that short-cycles or never seems to stop running: these are the signs of ductwork quietly working against the system instead of with it. Our process starts with inspection and testing, checking airflow and pressure and locating the actual leaks rather than guessing. We give a straightforward diagnosis, with photos where we can get them, and a clear quote before anything is touched. The repair itself means sealing leaks, reconnecting joints that have come apart, and replacing collapsed sections. A final round of testing confirms airflow is back where it should be.

Duct replacement: when repair is not enough

Some ductwork is past repairing: uneven temperatures that never fully resolve, ducts that rattle, sag or have come disconnected, materials that are outdated or damaged, energy bills that keep climbing, a remodel or new room added to the house, a system that was oversized or undersized for the ducts it feeds, or an original layout that was never right to begin with. A full replacement is built to a real standard: proper sizing and layout for balanced pressure, insulated flex duct chosen for the way Southeast Texas attics behave, tight sealed joints, hangers and straps that keep the run supported instead of sagging over time, and airflow and pressure testing before we call the job finished.

Air Monkey: Licensed and insured. Texas HVAC licence TACLB70929E. Call 281-758-8200.

Air Monkey technician rigging a rooftop HVAC unit with lifting straps in Tomball, TX

What a duct inspection is actually looking for

Leaks at the joints and connections

Sections that have sagged, split or come apart

Sizing and layout that fights the system instead of feeding it

Insulation that no longer holds up in a hot attic

Three Air Monkey technicians on ladder access to a commercial rooftop in Tomball, TX