Expert Ductwork Repair For Irving Homes & Businesses

Damaged, disconnected, or leaking ductwork silently wastes energy and compromises comfort throughout your home or business. At The Go2Guys, we specialize in identifying and fixing duct problems that other companies might miss. Our professional repair services restore proper airflow, enhance efficiency, and improve comfort without the expense of complete replacement.


Leaky ductwork can waste 20-30% of your heating and cooling energy—that’s like intentionally keeping windows open while your system runs. Professional repairs can dramatically reduce this waste.

Damaged or disconnected ducts create hot and cold spots throughout your home or business, making some areas uncomfortable regardless of thermostat settings.


Leaky return ducts can pull in contaminants from attics, crawlspaces, or between walls, circulating dust, insulation particles, and even mold spores throughout your living or working space.

When your ductwork doesn’t deliver air properly, your HVAC equipment must run longer cycles to maintain desired temperatures, potentially shortening its lifespan and increasing repair needs.

Common Duct Problems We Solve

Our team addresses a wide range of ductwork issues for both homes and businesses throughout Irving

Disconnected Ducts

One of the most common issues we find is sections of ductwork that have completely separated, dumping conditioned air into attics, crawlspaces, or wall cavities instead of your living spaces.

Damaged Flexible Ducts

Flexible ducts are particularly vulnerable to damage from pests, maintenance work in attics, or improper installation. Tears, holes, and crushing restrict airflow and waste energy.

Leaking connections

Over time, the connections between duct sections can develop leaks as sealing materials deteriorate. These leaks might seem minor but collectively can cause significant energy waste.

Poorly Supported Ducts

Sagging ductwork creates inefficient airflow patterns and can eventually lead to disconnections. Proper support is essential for long-term performance.

Crushed or Restricted Ducts

Inadvertent crushing during attic storage or renovation work can severely restrict airflow through flexible ducts. Even partial crushing can reduce airflow by 50% or more.

Unsealed Register Boots

The connections where ducts meet your ceiling, floor, or wall registers often leak substantially. Properly sealing these “boots” can significantly improve efficiency.

Deteriorated Duct Tape

Despite its name, conventional duct tape is not suitable for long-term duct sealing and often fails within 1-2 years. When this happens, previously sealed connections begin leaking again.

Our Professional Duct Repair Process

We’ve developed a thorough approach to duct repairs that ensures we identify and fix all issues, not just the obvious ones

Professional Materials Make the Difference

One key aspect of lasting duct repairs is using the right materials for each application. Unlike many companies that rely primarily on tape, we use professional-grade products specifically designed for permanent duct sealing

Mastic Sealant

This specialized duct sealant creates permanent, flexible bonds that won’t deteriorate over time like tape. We apply mastic to all connection points and seams for lasting air-tightness.

Metal Tape (Not Duct Tape)

For certain applications, we use foil-backed metal tape with long-lasting adhesives specifically formulated for HVAC applications. Standard “duct tape” is never used for our professional repairs.

Mechanical Fasteners

We secure connections with appropriate mechanical fasteners before sealing, ensuring physical stability in addition to air-tightness.

UL-Listed Materials

All materials we use meet Underwriters Laboratories safety standards for HVAC applications, ensuring code compliance and safety.

Proper Insulation

Where insulation has been damaged or is inadequate, we use the correct type and R-value of insulation material to prevent energy loss and condensation issues.

Signs Your Ductwork Needs Repair

Not sure if your ducts need attention? Watch for these telltale indicators

Uneven Temperatures


Some rooms consistently feel too hot or too cold compared to the rest of your home or business.

High Utility Bills


Your heating and cooling costs seem excessive compared to similar properties or have increased without corresponding rate hikes.

Weak Airflow


You notice significantly weaker air from some vents compared to others, suggesting blockages or disconnections.

Rattling or Whistling Sounds


You hear unusual noises from your ductwork when the system runs, potentially indicating loose connections or damaged sections.

Excessive Dust


Your home or business seems unusually dusty, especially near supply registers, suggesting leaky return ducts pulling in contaminants.

Visible Duct Damage


You can see sagging, crushed, or disconnected ductwork in accessible areas like attics, basements, or crawlspaces.

Repair VS Replace

Making Right Decision

In some cases, duct repair provides the most cost-effective solution, while in others, replacement makes more sense. We help you make this decision with honest, informed guidance:

When Repair is Ideal

  • Issues are limited to specific sections rather than system-wide 
  • Ductwork is otherwise in good condition and properly sized 
  • Budget constraints make complete replacement impractical 
  • Quick resolution is needed for comfort or efficiency concerns 

When Replacement Should Be Considered

  • Multiple widespread issues affect most of the system 
  • Existing ductwork is significantly undersized for your equipment 
  • The current design creates inherent performance problems 
  • Major contamination or damage affects most of the system 

We always present both options when appropriate, explaining the pros and cons of each approach for your specific situation.