Yes — you should have air ducts inspected when buying a home, especially if the home is more than 10 years old, has pets, has been vacant, or had any history of smoke or water damage. A duct inspection identifies disconnects, leaks, dirty ducts, and HVAC efficiency issues that don’t always show in a standard home inspection.
What duct inspection covers
- Visible duct condition and connections
- Insulation and external damage
- Air leakage measurement
- Cleanliness assessment
- Compatibility with the HVAC system
- Recommended cleaning, sealing, or repairs
Schedule via our duct services, plus duct cleaning if needed after the inspection.
