Find Hidden Issues Before They Cost More

Book Ductwork Inspection in Mill Valley

Your ductwork plays a critical role in delivering comfortable air throughout your home, yet it's often hidden in attics, crawlspaces, and walls where problems go unnoticed for years. In Mill Valley, where older homes and tight access points are common, leaks, poor sealing, and aging materials can quietly drive up energy costs and create uneven temperatures. Gibbs Heating and Air Conditioning offers detailed inspections handled by a small, skilled team trained to work in confined spaces and identify issues affecting comfort and system efficiency.

Inspections focus on airflow restrictions, damaged sections, insulation quality, and layout problems that prevent your HVAC system from performing as intended. Hillside homes with complex duct routing benefit especially from this service, as access and installation conditions often create unique challenges. Inspection findings are explained clearly so you understand what truly needs attention and what can wait.

Set up a ductwork inspection Mill Valley homeowners trust for honest assessments and practical recommendations.

What's Included in This Service

The inspection process begins with a visual assessment of accessible ductwork, checking for visible leaks, loose connections, and physical damage. The team then uses airflow testing and pressure measurements to identify restrictions or losses that aren't immediately visible. In Mill Valley homes, where attic spaces can be cramped and poorly lit, this step requires patience and careful observation.

Gibbs Heating and Air Conditioning also evaluates insulation quality around ducts, which directly affects energy waste and temperature consistency. Poor sealing and aging materials are noted, along with any layout issues that reduce system efficiency. The team works methodically to document problem areas without rushing through the process.

After the inspection, you'll receive a detailed summary of findings with clear explanations of what each issue means for your comfort and energy bills, helping you prioritize repairs based on real impact.

How Our Process Works

Homeowners considering an inspection often want to know what the team will look for and how the findings will be communicated in practical terms.

How long does a typical ductwork inspection take?
Most inspections are completed in one to two hours, depending on the size of your home and the accessibility of your ductwork. The team works efficiently while staying thorough.
What signs indicate I should schedule an inspection?
Uneven room temperatures, rising utility costs, excessive dust, or weak airflow from vents are common indicators that your ducts may need attention.
Can you inspect ducts in hard-to-reach attics or crawlspaces?
Yes. The team is trained to work safely in tight, confined spaces and brings the tools needed to access challenging areas common in older Mill Valley homes.
Will the inspection damage walls or ceilings?
No. The process is non-invasive and focuses on accessible ductwork and testing methods that don't require cutting or removing building materials.
Do you provide written reports after the inspection?
Yes. You'll receive clear documentation of findings, including photos and explanations of any issues discovered, so you can make informed decisions about repairs.

Inspections are particularly valuable whenever you notice inconsistent airflow or rising energy costs that can't be explained by thermostat settings alone. Get in touch to schedule a ductwork inspection with a team that serves Mill Valley and surrounding areas with care and transparency.