Leaks & disconnects
Torn or disconnected duct runs in the attic that blow cooled air into the heat.
Rooms that never cool down are often an airflow problem. We check ducts, filters, and returns.
A new AC can’t fix a duct problem. If some rooms are always hot while others are cold, the air may not be getting there.
We look at the whole path the air takes, from the return grille through the system and out to every supply vent.
Torn or disconnected duct runs in the attic that blow cooled air into the heat.
Too little return air starves the system. We check return size and add returns where needed.
The wrong filter or a blocked grille can choke airflow on a healthy system.
Crushed, undersized or poorly routed runs repaired or replaced.
Ducts don’t only leak in the attic. Here is a connection we found on a rooftop unit.

Where the supply and return duct meets the unit, the sealant and roof coating have cracked and are peeling away. Gaps like this leak cooled air outside and let rain into the duct and the building.
How we fix itWe strip the loose coating, seal the seams with mastic and foil tape, recoat it to stand up to the weather, check for water damage inside, and measure airflow when we’re done.
We test the system and find the real cause, not just the symptom.
You get repair and replacement options with prices in writing. Nothing starts until you approve.
Same-day repairs in most cases. Installs and repairs done right, with the old equipment hauled away.
We measure airflow and temperatures and show you the result.
Leaky ducts in a hot attic waste cooling you already paid for. Sealing and repairing them usually helps comfort first, and often the bill too. We show you what we find before recommending work.
Great customer service. Very knowledgeable. Great work at great price. They went above and beyond to make sure our ac was fixed in this hot weather.
Allstar Club members get two visits a year, up to 15% off repairs, no after-hours fee and priority scheduling. Plans start at $15 a month per system.