Ductwork & Ventilation in Toronto & GTA

Ductwork and Ventilation Work

Your HVAC system is only as good as the ductwork behind it. If airflow is weak, rooms feel uneven, or your system can’t push conditioned air where it needs to go, ductwork upgrades can make the biggest difference.

What ductwork improvements can fix

• Hot and cold rooms caused by poor airflow
• Weak airflow from vents, even with new equipment
• Noisy ducts, rattling, or airflow that feels “restricted”
• Inefficient runs that waste heating and cooling
• Comfort issues after an HVAC replacement that wasn’t matched with proper ductwork

What we do

• New ductwork installation for renovations and upgrades
• Duct section replacement where the layout or condition is limiting performance
• Ventilation improvements tied to airflow and comfort goals
• Clean routing, secure hanging, and sealed connections for reliable performance

How Your Ductwork Project Works

Ductwork isn’t guesswork. The goal is to understand how your home is moving air today, then build a clean layout that supports your heating and cooling equipment.

1) Assessment of airflow and layout

We look at:

• Problem rooms and airflow symptoms
• Existing duct routes, sizes, and restrictions
• Supply and return balance basics
• Access and routing options (basement, attic, bulkheads, closets)

2) Clear scope and plan

You get a straightforward scope that outlines:

• What sections are being installed or replaced
• Where ducts will run and what changes are required
• What openings or finish work may be needed (if applicable)
• A realistic timeline for the work

3) Installation and sealing

We focus on clean execution:

• Proper duct sizing for airflow goals
• Secure hangers and neat routing
• Sealed joints and connections
• Clean close-out and safe, tidy jobsite

4) Verification and handover

Before we wrap up:

• We verify airflow improvements where practical
• You get a walkthrough of what was changed and why

What’s Included and What Affects Price

Ductwork pricing depends on access, routing complexity, and how much needs to change to achieve real airflow improvements. The right approach is a clear plan up front and a clean install that supports long-term comfort.

Typical scope includes

• New duct sections or full runs (based on scope)
• Secure hanging and clean routing
• Sealed connections and tidy finish in accessible areas
• Basic airflow-focused verification and walkthrough

Why ductwork quality matters

Ductwork should support stable airflow and even temperatures. Clean routing and sealed joints help your system work efficiently, reduce strain on equipment, and improve comfort across the home.

What affects price and timeline

• How much ductwork is being installed or replaced
• Access difficulty (finished ceilings, tight spaces, limited routes)
• Routing complexity and number of runs
• Required duct sizes and transitions
• Supply/return adjustments needed for better balance
• Coordination with new HVAC equipment (AC, furnace, heat pump)