FAQ
Do I need an inspection before cleaning or sealing?
We recommend it — inspecting first means any recommendation (cleaning, sealing, or replacement) is based on what's actually there, not a generic assumption based on your home's age.
Can duct inspection be part of a home purchase inspection?
Yes — it pairs well with our buyer's HVAC inspection, especially for homes with a disclosed water-damage or mold history.
The inspection that decides everything downstream
Almost every duct decision — seal it, replace it, leave it alone — gets made correctly or incorrectly at the inspection stage, which is why ours produces evidence, not adjectives. Camera photos of what's actually inside your runs, static pressure readings that quantify restriction, material identification (metal, flex, duct board — each ages differently), and moisture or contamination flags for households where that matters. You get the findings in plain English with the photos attached, whether the news is 'your ducts are fine' or 'here's what we found.' We built the inspection to be worth having even when it leads to no work at all — because that's the only version of it you can trust.