
Since 2015, Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro has focused on delivering superior, certified Air Duct and Dryer Vent service. Our goal is simple: to provide high-quality, affordable air duct solutions that make your home safer and more efficient.
Happpy client
Local Areas Served
Completed Project
Air Duct Leak Repair Specialists
Ever since Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro opened 20 years ago, air duct leak repair in Miramar has been part of our daily work. In Miramar alone, our crew has handled duct leak repairs for more than 105 customers. A BPI-certified technician locates each leak with a duct blaster and repairs it at the source. Our work has earned a BBB A+ rating and a verified 4.8 out of 5-star review average.

Our crew keeps 24 hour availability for a burst duct joint that suddenly cuts cooling to part of your home.
A local dispatcher confirms your booking and sends a technician with testing equipment the same day whenever the schedule allows.
Our leakage testers hold BPI certification and use calibrated equipment checked on a set schedule.


Air leaking from ducts in unconditioned spaces is air your home or business paid for and never used. Our crew handles duct leak repair in attics, crawl spaces, basements, and ceilings. A pressure test comes first, so we know how much air is leaking and where. Next, holes and cracks in the duct walls are patched and sealed. Every seam and joint we repair is sealed with mastic so the fix holds over time. We wrap up by checking airflow throughout the property and leaving the work area tidy. You'll find the specific air duct leak repair services we provide below.

Supply ducts carry cooled air under positive pressure, so every gap in a supply run pushes cooling you paid for straight into the attic. Our technician tests airflow at each register and pressurizes the system to find which supply runs lose the most air. We trace those runs through the attic with a thermal camera, which shows cold spots where air escapes at seams and takeoffs. Each leak gets cleaned of dust and old tape, then sealed with a thick coat of water-based mastic. Gaps wider than a quarter inch get fiberglass mesh tape embedded in the mastic before the final coat. Rooms at the end of long supply runs cool faster, and the AC shuts off sooner each cycle. Dryer vent camera Inspection can also help identify hidden blockages, damaged sections, or disconnected joints within a dryer exhaust system.
Return ducts work under negative pressure, so leaks pull in hot attic air, insulation fibers, and dust instead of room air. We check the return plenum, the return trunk, and each return grille with a smoke pencil while the system runs. Smoke drawn into a seam or joint marks the exact leak city. We seal return joints with mastic and mesh tape and seal the return box to the surrounding framing and drywall. Closet returns built on a wood platform get every framing joint sealed, since those cavities often leak the most. Filter racks with gaps get fitted with gaskets so unfiltered air stops slipping past the filter. The system pulls cleaner air from your rooms, and indoor humidity and dust levels drop.
Plenums connect directly to the air handler, where air pressure is highest, so small gaps at plenum seams leak large volumes of air. Our team inspects the supply and return plenums and the flange joints at the air handler cabinet. We tighten loose fasteners, seal the flanges with mastic, and seal the cabinet connection with UL 181 foil tape. Duct board plenums with crumbling edges get rebuilt or repaired before sealing. Access panels on the air handler get fresh gaskets where the old ones have hardened. A pressure reading at the plenum confirms the seals hold at full blower speed. Air leaves the air handler and enters the duct system instead of escaping into the closet or attic, helping maximize AC efficiency by keeping conditioned air inside the duct system.
Cloth-backed duct tape dries out in attic heat, and the joints it once sealed slowly open over the years. Our technician walks every accessible duct run and inspects each joint, elbow, and takeoff for gaps and loose tape. We remove failed tape, clean the metal, and fasten loose joints with sheet metal screws before sealing. Each joint gets a brushed coat of mastic that stays flexible through heating and cooling cycles. Takeoff collars at the trunk get sealed around their full circumference. A follow-up smoke test along each run confirms no joint still pulls or pushes air. Airflow at the registers improves throughout the house, and the sealed joints hold for the long term.
Flex duct leaks where the inner core tears, where it slips off its collar, or where the vapor jacket splits and lets air escape into the insulation. Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro inspects each flex run for torn cores, loose connections, and inflated or damp jackets that signal hidden leaks. We cut out torn sections and join new insulated flex with a sheet metal coupling, tie bands, and mastic. Loose ends get pulled back over their collars, secured with a tie band on the inner core, and sealed. The outer jacket gets pulled over each connection and taped so humid attic air stays off the inner core. Air reaches each register at full volume, and condensation stops forming on the flex jacket. Whole home vent cleaning can also help remove accumulated dust and debris from ventilation pathways throughout the home, supporting cleaner airflow from room to room.
Gaps between the register boot and the drywall let attic air leak into rooms and conditioned air leak into the ceiling. We remove each register and check the boot edge for gaps and dust streaks. We seal the boot to the drywall from inside the room with mastic or a foam sealant rated for the gap size. From the attic, the crew seals the seam where the boot meets the branch duct. Insulation gets restored over the boot so the metal stays above the dew point. Every register gets reinstalled with a foam gasket behind its frame. Dust streaks around vents stop forming, and ceilings around the registers stay dry.
Leaks rarely show themselves, and a visual inspection can miss gaps hidden under insulation or behind walls. Our crew seals every register and return, connects a calibrated fan and pressure gauge to the system, and pressurizes the ducts to a standard test pressure. The gauge reports total leakage in cubic feet per minute, and a house pressure test can add a separate reading for leakage to the outside. We use the result to decide whether targeted sealing will fix the problem or whether damaged runs need replacement. You receive the test numbers in writing for your records. The test turns a guess into a measured starting point with a clear before-and-after comparison. Bathroom exhaust duct cleaning can also help clear dust, lint, and buildup from bathroom exhaust pathways so air moves freely through the duct.
Fiberglass duct board breaks down at its seams and edges over time, and the foil tape that holds it together peels in attic heat. Our technician inspects duct board plenums and trunks for peeling tape, crushed corners, and separated seams. We clean and dry each failed seam, then reseal it with UL 181A pressure-sensitive foil tape and a layer of mastic. Crushed or water-damaged sections get cut out and replaced with new duct board fabricated on site. Exposed edges get sealed so loose fiberglass stops entering the airstream. The duct board holds its shape and seal, and the system stops pulling fibers into the house.

Homeowners researching how to fix leaking air ducts often find that the leaks sit in attics and wall cavities that call for testing equipment to locate. Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro serves Miramar and nearby areas including with leakage testing and duct sealing for homes and businesses. Call (954) 872-0071 to book a leak repair visit.
Leak repair prices depend on how many leaks the test finds, where they sit, and whether damaged sections need replacement. Most homeowners in Miramar pay between $300 and $900 to test and seal an average duct system, while homes with damaged duct board or many attic runs cost more. Pricing at Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro starts at , and every job comes with a flat quote after the leakage test.
| Service | What's Included | Typical Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Duct leakage test | Calibrated pressure test, written results | $150 to $300 |
| Supply duct sealing | Thermal scan, mastic and mesh tape on supply runs | $200 to $500 |
| Return duct sealing | Smoke testing, return box and filter rack sealing | $150 to $400 |
| Plenum sealing | Flange and cabinet sealing, panel gaskets | $150 to $350 |
| Joint and seam sealing | Tape removal, fastening, mastic on accessible joints | $300 to $800 |
| Flex duct leak repair | Section replacement, collar reconnection, jacket sealing | $150 to $450 |
| Register boot sealing | Boot-to-drywall seal, attic-side seal, gasket | $25 to $50 per vent |
| Duct board repair | Seam resealing, section replacement | $200 to $600 |
Air Duct Cleaning Services
At Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro, we deliver end-to-end air duct services that keep your home or business efficient and comfortable. From air duct inspections to air duct repairs, every step is handled with precision.

Professional air duct cleaning services in Miramar to improve air quality, reduce energy costs, and enhance HVAC efficiency.

Expert duct repair services in Miramar to restore airflow, improve efficiency, and reduce energy costs.

Reliable duct sealing services in Miramar to prevent air leaks, boost HVAC efficiency, and lower energy bills.

Professional air duct installation services in Miramar to optimize airflow, enhance HVAC performance, and improve energy efficiency.

Expert dryer vent cleaning services in Miramar to improve safety, reduce drying time, and enhance energy efficiency.

Detailed & Honest Assessments
Advanced Equipment & Techniques
Reliable Repairs & Solutions
Your Comfort Comes First
WHY HOMEOWNERS TRUST US
Every repair comes with a flat price based on the leaks the test finds. You approve the scope before sealing starts, and the invoice matches it.
Our testers measure leakage in cubic feet per minute at a standard test pressure. Before-and-after numbers show the exact result of the repair.
Infrared cameras reveal cold spots where cooled air escapes through seams and boots. The images guide technicians to hidden leaks without opening walls.
Technicians wear respirators and protective suits in attics and step only on framing members. Summer attic work gets scheduled for cooler morning hours whenever possible.
Every visit includes a camera inspection and smoke test of accessible ducts at no charge. Our technician shows you where each leak sits and explains how to repair leaking air ducts in your system before you approve any work.
Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro holds regional recognition for residential duct services. Homeowners in Miramar refer their neighbors to our leak repair technicians each year.
Sealed joints and repaired sections carry a written warranty on labor and materials. If a sealed joint reopens during the warranty term, we return to fix it at no charge.
Technicians lay drop cloths below the attic hatch and haul away old tape, duct scraps, and packaging. We vacuum any dust that falls into living areas before leaving.
Our company carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance. Proof of coverage is available before your appointment.
Our Air Duct Leak Repair Process
Call (954) 872-0071 or book online and tell us about weak rooms, dusty vents, or rising bills. Our office confirms an arrival window that fits your day.
The technician runs a pressurized leakage test and inspects the ducts with a thermal camera and smoke pencil. You receive a flat repair price based on the leaks found.
We clean each leak site, fasten loose joints, and seal every gap with mastic and mesh tape or UL-listed foil tape. Damaged sections get replaced before sealing.
A second leakage test measures the reduction, and the technician checks airflow at each register. The job closes once you review the numbers and approve the work.
AC Vent Repair FAQ's
The Florida Building Code requires duct leakage testing for new homes and for some full system replacements. Repairs on existing ducts usually do not trigger a test requirement, but our technician runs one on every leak repair so you have measured results.
Sealing a visible seam near the attic hatch with mastic is a manageable project. Miramar attics get dangerously hot in summer, though, and many leaks sit under insulation or behind walls. A professional leakage test finds the leaks you cannot see and confirms the repair worked.
Yes. Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro serves Miramar and nearby areas including Silver Shores, Riviera Isles, Sunset Lakes, Harbour Lake Estates, Windsor Palms, and Monarch Lakes.. Call (954) 872-0071 to confirm a repair date for your address.
Clear the path to the attic hatch, the air handler closet, and every register and return. Move stored boxes away from attic ductwork so the technician can reach each run.
A leakage test takes about one hour. Sealing an average home takes three to six hours, depending on the number of leaks and how easy the ducts are to reach.
Run the AC for a full cycle and check that rooms cool at a similar pace and vents blow steadily. Compare your next power bills with the same months last year, and call (954) 872-0071 if any room feels weaker so our technician can recheck the system.






Local Weather Impact
Miramar attics regularly pass 130°F on summer afternoons, and that heat dries out the cloth tape and adhesives used on many older duct systems. As the tape fails, joints open and leaks spread across the duct network. High humidity turns each return-side leak into a moisture problem, because the system pulls damp attic air straight into the air handler. Supply leaks near cold duct surfaces create condensation that soaks insulation and stains ceilings. The long cooling season, from spring into late fall, means leaking ducts waste energy for most of the year.
Knowing how to fix AC duct leak problems in this climate starts with choosing materials that hold up to attic heat and moisture. Our technicians use water-based mastic and UL-listed foil tape, both rated for high temperatures. Return leaks get sealed first in most local homes, since they pull in the humid air that raises indoor moisture. Every sealed section gets its insulation restored with a continuous vapor barrier. For homes in Miramar, we recommend a duct leakage test every few years and after any roof work or attic renovation.

Our Testimonials
![]()
I was amazed at how much dust and debris came out of my vents. Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro did a fantastic job with the air duct cleaning, and I can already feel the difference in my home’s air quality. Highly recommend their professional service!
![]()
Quick, efficient, and thorough! Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro handled my dryer vent cleaning along with the ducts, and now my system runs smoother than ever. My family is already breathing easier.
![]()
The technicians from Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro were punctual and explained the whole process. After the HVAC duct cleaning, I noticed reduced allergens and less dust around the house. Worth every penny!
![]()
The team did a great job cleaning and checking our air ducts. They found dust buildup near several vents and explained where minor duct repair was needed. After the service, the airflow felt stronger and the house smelled much fresher. Very professional and easy to work with!
COMMUNITY WE SERVE