Ductwork & new construction
Equipment gets the credit. Ductwork decides whether the house is comfortable.
New construction rough-in
We work from the plans: load calculation, trunk and branch layout, register placement, and return sizing before a single piece of metal gets hung. Coordinated with framing and plumbing so nothing gets rerouted twice.
Retrofit and repair
Undersized returns, crushed flex, disconnected boots in the crawlspace, and leaky joints in an unconditioned attic all cost real capacity. Sealing and resizing existing duct is frequently a better spend than a bigger furnace.
Custom sheet metal
Transitions, plenums, and offsets fabricated for the space instead of forced in with tape and hope. If a duct has to make an awkward turn around a beam, it gets built to make that turn.
Where we work
Ductwork & new construction across the Salt Lake Valley
FAQ
Ductwork & new construction — common questions
Some rooms never get warm. Is that the furnace?
Do you work with builders and general contractors?
Can you seal existing ductwork?
Need it fixed soon?
Call and talk to someone who works on these systems, not a call center. No-heat and no-cool calls get priority scheduling across the Salt Lake Valley.