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HVAC - Ductwork
Proper care and maintenance can extend the life and beauty of your home.
Select the area of your home from the left-hand menu.
Ductwork delivers air from your heating and cooling system throughout your home.
Care and Maintenance Tips
Maintenance
Have your ductwork professional cleaned once every two years to remove dust and other debris that collects due to normal traffic in your home.
If you have pets, you should have your ductwork cleaned annually.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why do I hear a ticking noise coming from the registers when my furnace kicks on?
A: Some popping, pinging or rubbing sounds are the natural result of ductwork heating and cooling in response to airflow as the system operates. While eliminating all these sounds is impossible, we will correct oil canning. (Oil canning occurs when a large area of sheet metal like those found in air ducts makes a loud noise as it moves up and down in response to temperature changes.)
Q: Why does a room or area of my home not get heat/cool air?
A: First, check your registers to make sure they are open, allowing heated or cooled air to enter the room. If registers are open but you feel no air coming through, contact your HVAC contractor for assistance.
Q: Why does my furnace make a loud booming noise when it turns on?
A: Eliminating the popping and pinging sounds in your ductwork is impossible, but "oil canning" should be corrected. Oil canning occurs when a large area of sheet metal like those found in air ducts makes a loud noise as it moves up and down in response to temperature changes. Contact your HVAC contractor for assistance.
* If you are in a Condo residence please refer to your Condo Association Documents to verify your responsibilities, if any, for the maintenance of these areas.