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Most service calls handled same-day across the Denver metro — and we answer the phone 24/7.
Denver's Ductwork Specialists
Your HVAC system can only deliver the comfort and efficiency you’re paying for if the ductwork is doing its job. In many Denver homes — especially those built in the 1970s through the 1990s — ducts develop leaks at joints and connections, collapse in unconditioned crawl spaces, or were never properly sized for the home’s layout. The result is uneven temperatures room to room, an AC or furnace that runs longer than it should, and monthly energy bills that are higher than they need to be. Done has been diagnosing and correcting ductwork problems across the Front Range since 1999. We seal leaking joints, replace damaged sections, and — when a system is beyond repair — design and install a new duct layout built for your home. See how proper ductwork connects to the rest of your cooling system.
Is Your Ductwork the Problem?
Duct problems often hide in attics, crawl spaces, and inside walls — but they leave clues you can spot from inside the house.
If the living room is comfortable while a bedroom stays stuffy in summer or cold in winter, the duct serving that room may be leaking, kinked, or undersized.
When conditioned air is escaping through duct leaks before reaching the registers, your HVAC has to work overtime to compensate — driving up runtime and energy costs.
If your energy bills have climbed but your usage habits haven't changed, leaky or deteriorating ducts are one of the more common culprits worth investigating.
Dust blowing from registers — or smells that weren't there before — can indicate that return ducts are pulling in air from a crawl space, attic, or wall cavity instead of from conditioned living space.
What We Do
Done handles everything from targeted leak sealing to complete duct system replacement — and we'll tell you honestly which one your home actually needs.
How It Works
Duct problems are often hidden, so we start with a thorough look before recommending anything. Here's what to expect.
Call 833-539-9153 or book online. Tell us what you're experiencing — uneven temps, high bills, unusual dust — and we'll schedule a time to take a look.
A Done technician inspects accessible ductwork in your attic, crawl space, and mechanical room, identifies problem areas, and explains what they found in plain terms.
You'll receive a clear scope of work and price before any repairs begin. We'll also flag whether a targeted repair or a broader replacement makes more sense for your situation.
After completing the work, we test airflow at the registers and verify the system is operating correctly before we pack up — and we leave the work area clean.
Save on the work your home needs most.
Most service calls handled same-day across the Denver metro — and we answer the phone 24/7.
Flat-rate pricing approved before work begins — no surprises on the invoice.
Fully licensed, bonded, and insured — plumbing, HVAC, and electrical under one roof.
If it isn't right, we make it right — backed by our workmanship guarantee.
Call 833-539-9153 or book online — Done is available 24/7 across the Denver metro.
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Members get priority scheduling, seasonal HVAC tune-ups, an annual plumbing & electrical safety inspection, and exclusive discounts — for less than the cost of a single emergency call.
The most common signs are rooms that are hard to heat or cool, a system that runs constantly, rising energy bills, and excessive dust coming from vents. The only way to know for certain is a professional inspection, which may include a pressure test to measure actual leakage. Done can assess your system and give you an honest answer.
Yes. Return duct leaks are particularly problematic because they pull air from wherever they can get it — attic insulation, crawl space dirt, wall cavities — and circulate that air through your home. Sealing return leaks is one of the more impactful things you can do for air quality in an older home.
It depends on the condition of your existing ducts and how extensive the damage is. Targeted sealing is usually cost-effective when the duct system’s layout is sound but joints and connections have opened up over time. If ducts are collapsed, improperly sized, or in poor condition overall, replacement makes more sense long-term. Your Done technician will give you an honest assessment of which option fits your situation.
In many cases, yes. When conditioned air reaches the rooms it’s intended for instead of leaking into an attic or crawl space, your HVAC system doesn’t have to run as long to reach the thermostat setpoint. The efficiency improvement depends on how much leakage existed before — homes with significant duct losses often see a noticeable difference. For a full picture of your AC system performance, a tune-up alongside duct repairs is worth considering.