Return air duct

Installation

Frequently Asked Questions

A return air duct is part of an HVAC system that sucks in warm air from the living space and sends it to the AC unit to be cooled.
Signs of a damaged or faulty return air duct include drafts, loud noises, and poor airflow.
Common causes of damage to a return air duct include physical wear-and-tear, pests, water infiltration, and poor installation.
Proper maintenance and inspection can help prevent damage to your return air ducts by catching any issues early on before they become serious problems. Additionally, sealing up openings around the house where pests could enter will help prevent them from getting into your HVAC system and damaging your components.
If you notice any signs of potential damage such as drafts, loud noises, or poor airflow coming from your HVAC system then you should contact an AC repair technician immediately for further diagnosis and repairs if necessary.