See what is in your ductwork.
An air duct inspection uses a flashlight, a mirror and sometimes a camera to look inside the ducts and tell you if they actually need cleaning.
- Looks at: Registers, ducts and air handler
- Tools: Light, mirror and camera
What it is, and why it matters.
Not every home needs its ducts cleaned right away. An inspection tells you whether there is real buildup, visible debris or a problem like damaged duct, and whether cleaning is worth it.
We check the registers, the first runs of duct and the air handler, take photos of what we find and give you an honest recommendation. If the ducts look fine, we say so.
Four things done right.
An honest answer
If cleaning is not needed, we say so.
Photos of what we see
You can see the condition yourself.
Checks the equipment, too
The air handler area is part of the look.
A lower-cost first step
Inspect first, then decide.
From first call to air duct inspection.
- 1
Check the registers
We look at the grilles and the openings.
- 2
Look into the ducts
A light, mirror and camera show the inside.
- 3
Check the air handler
The blower area is inspected.
- 4
Give you the answer
We explain the findings and options.
Air Duct Inspection in cities across the country.
We do this work for homes and businesses from coast to coast. Find your city to see the climate and homes we plan for.
Air Duct Inspection: common questions
Is an air duct inspection free?
We tell you up front what an inspection costs, and many people combine it with a cleaning.
What if you find damaged ducts?
We explain what we saw. Duct repair is a job for an HVAC contractor, and we can point you in the right direction.
How do I get a quote for air duct inspection?
Fill in the form or call or text 800-313-8481. A few details about the dryer and the vent, or a photo of the vent hood, usually give us what we need, and we send a written price.
Ready to talk about air duct inspection?
A few details or a photo of the vent, and a written price.