Pricing
How pricing works
Duct work depends on the house, so the number comes after the test, in writing. Here is what goes into it.
What sets the price
How many runs, how much attic access, how leaky the ducts are, and whether we’re sealing, replacing or both.
What the quote includes
Each run we’ll seal or replace, the materials, any permit, haul-away and what isn’t included. It says how long it holds.
The visit
We look at every duct we can reach, run the leakage test and take photos. Nothing is booked until you say yes. If there’s a visit fee, we say so when you book, and whether it’s credited to the work.
Weekends and after hours
Duct work is scheduled work. If a Saturday visit costs more, the quote says so.
Materials
We list the mastic, tape and insulation by type, and the insulation’s R-value.
When you get the number
After the test, in writing, before any work starts.
About the quote
What does a duct check cost?
It depends on the home, so we write the price after the visit and before any work starts. The quote says what it covers and what it doesn’t. How pricing works has the details.
Do you pull permits?
Where the city requires a permit, we pull it and the quote lists it. Sealing and insulation alone usually don’t need one; replacing a system or its ducts often does.
What does your work cover?
The quote spells out what the work covers and for how long. If it doesn’t say, ask before you sign.
Does anyone speak Spanish?
Fabian Garibay and Gabriella Orellana do. Tell us when you call and one of them will take your visit.
Get the number in writing
Book a duct check. The quote comes after the test.