Tracking Down a Musty Smell in a 100-Year-Old Home
If you have a musty odor that seems to be coming from your older home’s crawl space, you’re not alone. Mold growth is incredibly common in these spaces, and that can easily…
Restore the Flow, Restore the Comfort. Don’t let broken, unsealed ducts spread dust, allergens, or frustration. With properly sealed and efficient ductwork, your family breathes cleaner, your system runs stronger, and your home feels right again.
Our in-house inspectors will provide you a detailed inspection report so we understand exactly what needs to be done, to take you where you want to be. Make sense?
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Air ducts are more likely to leak than you would think. According to the Department of Energy, the amount of air leakage from ducts in the average home is equivalent to leaving a medium-sized window open throughout the day. Luckily, with the help of Attic Projects, this does not have to be the case for you.
If you have not checked the air ducts in your home recently, give us a call and an experienced technician will use thermal cameras and state-of-the-art technology to thoroughly assess if you have any leakage and where it is coming from. We will then work relentlessly to seal any leaks to keep you and your home comfortable and safe for years to come.
There are some telltale signs you should be on the lookout for if you think you may have a leak in the air ducts of your home. If you are experiencing any of the following issues, call Attic Projects immediately for a FREE inspection of your attic, crawl space, and entire ducting or HVAC system.
Are there rooms in your home that are too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter despite consistently running your HVAC system? When you seal your air ducts, you can distribute the air more evenly and efficiently so that every room maintains a consistent temperature.
Leaking air ducts are a leading cause of increased energy consumption. If your system is working inefficiently, your energy bills can increase up to 20%! Getting an air duct specialist to fix your system will pay for itself in no time with the money you will be saving monthly.
If your ducts are not properly sealed, dust, debris, and fumes from insulation are likely to end up in your air ducts. Once these fumes end up in your air ducts, they can be distributed throughout your home while your HVAC system runs. These fumes can lead to more aggressive allergies and increase the risk of asthma. Seal your air ducts and improve the quality of your air.
If your home uses gas appliances, like furnaces or water heathers, these appliances can release combustion gases. If your air duct is leaking, these gases can be blown throughout your home through “back drafting”. Keep the fumes from getting into your home by calling an air duct specialist today to make sure your air ducts are working properly.
Sealing air ducts will prevent leakage, leading to a decrease in the amount of energy needed to heat or cool your home. When you cut the amount of energy your home uses, you are cutting down on the amount of energy that the source uses, ultimately contributing to a decrease in pollution

If you suspect that your air ducts are underperforming, you may need to call Attic Projects to inspect them. Our air duct professionals will seal your air ducts and prevent leakage from happening. Ultimately, this will save you money and make a safer and more comfortable home for your family.




Yes. If your air ducts are leaking, the efficiency of your heating and cooling systems will be affected. Air will be leaking into the wrong areas, meaning one room may not be getting the air it needs to cool down, where another room may be too cold.
Air particles and chemicals can easily get into your air ducts if they have leaks. These particles and chemicals are then released into the air of your home, making the air quality poor for asthmatics and those with allergies. Sealing your air ducts will resolve these issues and result in better air quality.
No, but your air quality will be! The fumes from the gas can get trapped in the air ducts and distribute throughout your home. This is known as “back-drafting.” This can be harmful to you and your family. If you have gas appliances, contact Attic Projects today to get a free inspection of your air ducts.
Yes! Sealing your air ducts can help improve your air conditioning distribution and heating, making your systems work less. This results in overall lower energy bills. Contact Attic Projects today to start saving money!
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