Air Duct Cleaning in Sacramento, CA

Serving Sacramento

Sacramento is our home base, and no two jobs here look alike because the housing stock changes completely from one grid square to the next. A Curtis Park bungalow, a Land Park Tudor, an East Sacramento colonial and a Pocket ranch from the seventies were all built to different assumptions about how air moves through a house. The older central neighbourhoods were built long before forced air was standard, so their systems were retrofitted decades later, often by running trunks through a crawlspace that was never designed to carry them. Natomas is the opposite case entirely, with nineties and two-thousands construction where flex duct runs through an attic that bakes all summer. What all of them share is the valley itself: a long cooling season from May to October, fine dust carried in on the Delta breeze, and the smoke that settles into every return in the city during a bad fire year.

Central grid homes frequently have retrofitted crawlspace trunks with cloth-taped joints that dried out and released years ago, which is why one room in a Land Park house is often noticeably warmer than the rest. Pocket and Greenhaven tracts from the seventies tend to have undersized single returns, and the Natomas builds have attic flex that sags between supports.