
Duct evaluation
Start with the comfort problem and the condition of accessible ductwork.
Request an evaluation →Damaged ductwork can make rooms uncomfortable and waste conditioned air. We help homeowners understand when a targeted repair makes sense and when replacing part or all of a duct system may be the better choice. Serving Tampa, Clearwater, St. Petersburg and the surrounding area.
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Start with the comfort problem and the condition of accessible ductwork.
Request an evaluation →

These symptoms can have several causes, including equipment or filter problems. An assessment helps identify the cause before deciding on work.
One room stays warmer or receives noticeably less airflow than others.
Disconnected sections, crushed flex duct, torn insulation or gaps around connections can affect the system.
These can have many causes; duct leaks, moisture and equipment condition are among the things to investigate.
A localized damaged or disconnected section may be repairable when the rest of the system is in sound condition.
Accessible leaking joints and connections may be sealed with materials appropriate for duct systems. Sealing does not correct a crushed or poorly sized duct by itself.
Widespread deterioration, damaged insulation, repeated failures or layout limitations may justify replacing a section or the system. The right scope depends on what is found.
Compare our duct replacement service, duct repair and sealing service and duct cleaning service.
Request a ductwork evaluationAttics in Florida can expose ductwork to heat and humidity. Damaged insulation or condensation should be investigated along with any underlying moisture problem.
A project may involve one damaged run or more extensive work. The scope depends on accessible space, the existing supply and return paths, insulation, the equipment, and the condition and layout of the duct system. Discuss materials, access, potential disruption and how the work will be checked before approving an estimate.
Flex duct and sheet metal have different installation needs; the right choice depends on the location and design rather than a single material being best for every home. Read our metal versus flex duct guide for a starting point.
Pricing depends on the extent of damage, number and length of runs, materials, insulation, access to the attic or crawlspace, and whether the layout needs changes. A small accessible repair is different from replacing a whole distribution system. Request a written scope and estimate for your home; we do not quote a universal price without evaluating the work.
Sometimes. It depends on access, the condition of the duct and insulation, and whether damage or layout problems extend beyond the leak.
No. A localized problem may call for a localized repair or replacement. The scope depends on the condition of the rest of the system.
It varies with the scope and access. Ask for an estimated schedule after the system is evaluated.
No. Results depend on the existing system, the work performed, equipment, home conditions and use. An assessment can identify opportunities without promising a specific saving.
It depends on where the affected ducts run. Let the team know about the available access and ask what areas they will need to inspect before the visit.
Materials depend on the existing system, location and proposed scope. Ask the team to explain the materials and insulation included in your estimate.
Velocity offers duct services throughout its 11-county service area, including Tampa, Clearwater and St. Petersburg. Explore the service area or contact us to discuss scheduling.
See our Pinellas County and Hillsborough County service-area pages; call to discuss scheduling for your address.
Contact Velocity Air Conditioning to discuss your ductwork and request an assessment. We can confirm availability for your address.
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