Air Pros installs and replaces ductwork in Salt Lake City, with a focus on adding supply and return runs before an unfinished basement is closed in. If extending ducts isn't practical, we can also help you compare a ductless mini split for the space.
Adding ductwork isn't the right fit for every room. In a finished space, routing ducts can mean opening drywall, lowering part of a ceiling, or working around doorways. A ductless mini split heats and cools the room without adding supply and return ducts and gives the space its own temperature control.
If one room stays too hot or too cold, Air Pros can help you compare a mini split with ductwork installation or replacement. For an unfinished basement, adding supply and return runs before the space is closed in is another option. The choice depends on the room, the existing system, and the space available for installation.
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Mini splits still need refrigerant lines, drainage, electrical connections, and access for installation. The team explains that work before you decide.
Air Pros doesn't offer standalone duct sealing or specialized ductwork repair services.
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Workers beneath overhead metal duct runs in an unfinished interior.

Round metal ducts routed through exposed ceiling framing above a window.

Round metal duct sections laid out on the floor of an unfinished framed room.

Sheet-metal ductwork beside indoor HVAC equipment in an unfinished mechanical area.

Two HVAC workers beside a lift and metal duct section in an unfinished interior.

Rectangular ceiling vent above a window in a finished room.