Clovis Duct System Services

Improve the Efficiency of Your HVAC Unit

The giant assortment of pipes that distribute hot or cold air to the various rooms of your house is a specific part of your HVAC system called the duct (or air distribution) system.

The duct system is designed to circulate the same amount of air throughout the house, meaning that however much air is delivered to each room should be the same volume of air that returns to the ventilation system. These two air transfer systems (supply and return) kick into gear when you turn on your heater or air conditioner, and work to deliver “conditioned” (heated or cooled) air through the supply vents while using the return vents to deliver the same amount of unconditioned air back to the air handler of the central system.

Even though your duct system works with the same volume of air, a significant amount of the heating and cooling energy put out by an average HVAC system is lost. The amount of lost energy increases when there is a leak in the system, causing monthly utility bills to go up. That’s why it is important to have your duct systems checked as well to ensure HVAC efficiency. At Controlled Climates Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc., we offer a wide range of duct services such as cleaning, repairs, and installations.

Clovis HVAC Duct System Maintenance

When you call Controlled Climates to handle your maintenance and repair needs, our highly certified staff will arrive promptly, diagnose the issues your duct service has, explain your options, and work to service your duct system.

Some typical services our technicians administer are:

Installing a New Duct System

Controlled Climates is top-rated by the local community and known for delivering the highest quality goods and services. Whether you are replacing an old duct system or installing a duct system for the first time, we have the experience and efficiency to deliver the best Clovis duct system service you can find. We have a variety of products from different trusted brands and can explain the pros and cons of each option to help you decide which system is best suited to your home’s needs.