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Duct Restoration Services—Sealing, Encapsulation & Cleaning

Fix comfort issues, cut energy waste, and protect your air. We specialize in Aeroseal® duct sealing, Duct Armor under-slab encapsulation, and professional duct cleaning.

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Aeroseal® Duct Sealing

Seal hidden leaks from the inside—reach what tape and mastic can’t.

  • Typical Sealing Time: ~4-6 hours for a single-system home.
  • Seals holes up to 5/8 in., even in inaccessible runs.
  • Many homes achieve 20-40% energy savings with a common payback of 1.5-2.5 years.
  • Comfort fix for hot/cold rooms without replacing equipment

How Aeroseal® Works.

Step 1 – Prep & Test

Block vents, attach the Aeroseal machine to the duct system, and run a pre-test to measure air leakage. (This gives a baseline reading for how much air your system is losing before sealing.)

Step 2 – Seal & Measure

Aeroseal’s aerosolized sealant is injected into the ducts and automatically seals leaks up to ⅝ inch wide. Live monitoring software tracks the reduction in leakage in real time.

Step 3 – Enjoy Results

Once sealing is complete, ducts are unblocked and a final test confirms improved airflow. Homeowners receive a printed certificate showing before-and-after results.

Aeroseal® – FAQ

About 4–6 hours for a single system; add time if cleaning too.

Yes, we pressurize ducts during sealing; winter indoor temps typically drop ~10°F.

Often, yes—sealing delivers the designed airflow to the register.

Up to ~5/8 inch during normal productivity.

Aeroseal® includes a 10-year warranty and has been proven to last 40+ years.

Many homes see 1.5–2.5 years, depending on usage and rates.

Yes. The sealant is water-based and low-odor; we vent and monitor the space during work.

Works on metal, flex, and ductboard; we’ll repair any major breaks before sealing.

Duct Armor® Under-Slab Lining in Ohio

Eliminate Musty Odors, Moisture & Mold Risk — Without Tearing Up Your Floors

If your home smells musty when the heat or AC turns on, your under-slab ductwork may be rusted, leaking, or holding moisture. Over time, water intrusion in concrete-embedded ducts can lead to mold growth, foul odors, and poor indoor air quality.

Duct Armor® lining restores damaged under-slab duct systems by sealing out moisture, encapsulating contaminants, and stopping odor issues at the source — without demolition.

Why Homeowners Choose Under-Slab Duct Lining

  • Seals cracks and leaks that allow water intrusion and mold growth
  • Eliminates musty smells coming from air vents
  • Encapsulates rust, debris, and contaminants
  • Improves indoor air quality throughout the home
  • Avoids costly floor demolition or full duct replacement
  • Water-based, non-toxic, low-VOC system
  • NFPA Class A fire-rated coating

How Under-Slab Duct Lining Works

Step 1 – Inspect & Prepare

We perform a camera inspection to identify rust, standing water, deterioration, or microbial growth. The duct system is cleaned and dried to ensure proper adhesion.

Step 2 – Apply Duct Armor® Lining

A high-adhesion epoxy coating is sprayed through each duct run. The coating forms a seamless, rubber-like inner liner that seals leaks, blocks moisture, and traps odor-causing contaminants.

Step 3 – Cure, Close & Verify

The system cures (typically same-day or overnight). We complete a final camera inspection and airflow check to confirm the ducts are sealed and restored.

Duct Armor® Under-Slab Lining – FAQ

Encapsulates rusted, wet, or contaminated under-slab ducts without demolition.

Yes. It’s a water-based, non-toxic, low-VOC coating with an NFPA Class A fire rating.

Minimal. Lining adds a thin, rubber-like layer that seals joints and prevents future shedding.

Designed for long-term service; backed by a manufacturer warranty when installed to spec.

Lining encapsulates friable surfaces so fibers don’t re-entrain into the airstream.

Most homes: 1–2 days, depending on access and total duct length.

When ducts are under concrete (tear-out costs are high) or contamination risk is present.

Mild application odor that dissipates quickly; we ventilate during and after application.

Professional Duct & Dryer Vent Cleaning

Remove dust and debris so your system breathes easier—great before sealing or lining.

  • Helps air quality and airflow; pairs perfectly with Aeroseal® for best results
  • Preps under-slab ducts for Duct Armor® lining
  • Clears lint from dryer vents to improve airflow and reduce fire risk

How Professional Duct & Dryer Vent Cleaning is Done

Step 1 – Inspect & Protect & Set Up

We walk through the home, camera-inspect ducts (including under-slab runs) and the dryer vent line, protect floors and vents, remove registers for cleaning, and isolate the system. A high-powered negative-air HEPA vacuum is connected; if needed, access openings are created at the trunks. (This protects the home and sets strong airflow for source-removal cleaning.)

Step 2 – Brush/Whip to Dislodge Debris

Using rotary brush and/or air-whip tools, every supply and return branch and the main trunks are cleaned from registers back to the plenum. Dust, pet hair, construction debris, and surface rust are broken loose; under-slab runs are cleaned end-to-end with flexible tools. Dryer vent lines are brushed and cleared to remove lint buildup. (Blower/coil cleaning is available as an add-on if needed.)

Step 3 – Extract, Sanitize (optional) & Reassemble

Debris is continuously pulled out under negative pressure and captured through HEPA filtration. If odors or contamination warrant, an EPA-registered sanitizer/deodorizer can be applied per label directions. Registers are reinstalled, access points sealed, dryer vent airflow verified, and a final camera check/airflow read is completed—then we provide before/after photos and care tips.

Professional Duct Cleaning – FAQ

Every 3–5 years for most homes; sooner with renovations, pets, or visible dust.

No. We use negative pressure (HEPA) and sealed access points to capture debris at the source.

Typically, 3–5 hours for a single system, home size dependent.

We create clean, code-compliant access ports and seal them with metal plates after service.

Cleaning removes debris; balancing and sealing are what restore proper airflow.

We brush/vacuum, then can add sanitizer or deodorizer if appropriate.

Compare Your Options

Choose the service that solves your system’s unique challenges.

Hot/Cold Rooms

Best service: Aeroseal® Duct Sealing.
Why it works: Seals leakage, allowing more conditioned air to reach every register—resulting in better airflow and balanced rooms.

Under-Slab Rust/Water/Asbestos

Best service: Duct Armor® Under-Slab Lining.
Why it works: Rubberized coating encapsulates and restores ducts without demolition.

Dust Buildup or Odors

Best Service: Professional Duct Cleaning (with Aeroseal).
Why it works: Cleaning removes debris; sealing prevents re-entrainment so ducts stay cleaner longer.

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