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Duct Sealing Services
Duct sealing is very important when it comes to your HVAC system. Having your duct properly sealed could improve system efficiency and reduce bacterial growth. There are many problems that could arise if your ducts aren’t sealed properly, taking preventative measures and having your ducts checked is never a bad choice.
Service overview
What duct sealing can prevent many things such as:
- Poor temperature control with heating and cooling.
- Poor indoor air quality, with poor air quality alone could cause many other issues.
- Also can cause humidity issues which could lead to mold or mildew growth.
There are many ways to seal your ducts, but when you hire Omni Home Comfort you will have the reassurance that it’s done the right way so there’s no further duct damage. Also you will have some peace of mind knowing there’s no air leaks. Having those leaks can also be very costly due to the fact your furnace or air conditioner will have to run harder and longer just to get your house at comfortable temperatures. Our licensed technicians know how to properly seal your ducts and do it the most cost efficient so it’s not an arm and a leg to provide safe clean air throughout your entire home year round.
Details
Give us a call or schedule an appointment online for one of our licensed technicians to come and seal your ducts. We provide Duct Sealing services throughout the Champaign Urbana area. We look forward to helping you keep your family safe and comfortable throughout the year!
Our Comfort Maintenance Plans
Silver Plan
1 year (per system)
Gold Plan
2 year (per system)
Platinum Plan
3 year (per system)
Frequently asked questions
- When a furnace starts to blow cold air, it’s easy to get concerned. Here are a few common things to check.
- If your thermostat fan set to “on” and not “Auto” this will cause the fan to run continuously.
- Check your air filter and see if it is dirty.
- Check to see if the pilot is lighting when your thermostat is calling for heat.
The most common reason furnaces start to leak water is due to a condensation leak. Some other reasons can be due to:
- A faulty secondary heat exchanger.
- A faulty furnace humidifier.
- A clogged internal drain.
If the furnace still isn’t cycling, there could be one of three problems happening:
- The fan limit switch is set to “manual override”.
- You have a faulty fan limit switch.
- Your thermostat isn’t wired properly.