In-house sheet metal
The room that never gets comfortable is a duct problem first
ACE builds duct runs on its own sheet metal equipment, cleans existing ductwork with Rotobrush and blows in insulation to a target R-value.
Chapter 01
Is one room that never gets comfortable an equipment problem?
Usually it is not. A room that is never comfortable is a distribution problem more often than an equipment problem, and distribution comes down to the ductwork. A bigger air conditioner pushed through the same runs only moves the discomfort around.
That is why American Comfort Experts fabricates duct on its own sheet metal equipment, in-house, rather than assembling a run from off-the-shelf parts. A run built for your home's actual layout is usually what fixes the room, and it does it without touching the equipment at all.
New galvanised duct trunk line with insulated flex runs in an attic
How does a custom duct run get built?
ACE works in seven steps: Comprehensive Assessment, Custom Design, Material Selection, Precision Fabrication, Professional Installation, System Testing and Final Inspection. The fabrication step happens on ACE's own equipment, and it produces both rectangular ducts and round spiral ducts.
Testing and inspection come after the metal is in, so the last two steps check the finished system rather than the drawing. ACE is a licensed Texas HVAC contractor, TACLB 135382E.
Chapter 03
What about the ducts you already have, and the attic above them?
Duct cleaning at ACE uses Rotobrush equipment and runs in six steps: Inspection, Agitation, Vacuum Extraction, an optional Sanitization with EPA-registered agents, Final Inspection and Documentation. The documentation is before and after images of your ductwork, so the work is something you can look at.
Blown-in insulation is fiberglass among other materials, installed to a target R-value, and it belongs in the same conversation as the ducts, because the attic is where most duct runs live. Call (281) 256-3433 from Cypress, Katy, Tomball, Spring or Sugar Land. Filtration and humidity equipment is covered on the indoor air quality page.
American Comfort Experts, Cypress Church Rd, Cypress TX. Licensed Texas HVAC contractor, TACLB 135382E. Call (281) 256-3433.
The sequence on the bench, and the sequence inside the duct
Both processes are ACE's own, in the order they run. Scroll each reel sideways. For the equipment that feeds these ducts, see air conditioning and package units.
Custom duct fabrication
In-house sheet metal equipment, rectangular and round spiral
Comprehensive Assessment
The house, the system already in it and the room that complains.
Custom Design
A run drawn for this layout, not a stock one.
Material Selection
Chosen for the run in question.
Precision Fabrication
Cut and formed on ACE's own sheet metal equipment.
Professional Installation
Rectangular or round spiral, set in place.
System Testing
The system run to see the work do its job.
Final Inspection
A last look before the job is called done.
Duct cleaning
Rotobrush equipment, with before and after images
Inspection
A look inside the ductwork before anything is touched.
Agitation
Rotobrush equipment working the duct surfaces.
Vacuum Extraction
What the brushes loosen is pulled out.
Sanitization
EPA-registered agents. Optional.
Final Inspection
A second look once the duct is clear.
Documentation
Before and after images of your ductwork.