
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.
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Whether it is a home or a business, our AC duct liner service in Miramar brings 20 years of experience to the job. More than 3,000 customers have trusted our crew with AC duct liner service. Each job starts with a liner inspection to check for erosion and loose fibers. We hold a BBB A+ rating and a verified 4.8 out of 5-star review average.

Our crew keeps 24 hour availability for a duct that has pulled loose and is blowing cooled air into the attic.
A local dispatcher books your leakage test and confirms an arrival window within one business day.
Our leakage testers hold BPI certification and calibrate their duct testing equipment on a set schedule.


A duct system with many small leaks can lose as much air as one with a large gap. Our techs seal every accessible joint and seam in the system. First, we pressurize the duct system to locate where air is escaping. We work around your schedule so your home or business isn't disrupted. Next, we apply mastic sealant to open seams and joints so they're airtight. We give extra attention to connections at the trunk line, where leaks affect every branch. After sealing, we run a second leakage test to confirm the results. You'll find the specific duct sealing services we provide below.

Duct leaks rarely show themselves, so the only reliable way to know how much air a system loses is to measure it. Our team seals off every supply register and return grille with temporary covers, then connects a calibrated duct leakage tester to the return. The tester pressurizes the ducts to a standard test pressure and reads how much air escapes in cubic feet per minute. A smoke machine or smoke pencil then shows exactly where air leaves the system at joints, boots, and plenums. When the test reveals a leak that has separated beyond a simple seal, we also complete air duct repair at that location before the sealing crew moves on. We mark each leak location on a duct layout for the sealing crew. You get a leakage number, a leak map, and a clear picture of what the system loses.
The connections at the air handler cabinet move the most air under the highest pressure, so small gaps there leak more air than gaps farther down the line. Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro seals the joints where the supply and return plenums meet the air handler, along with the cabinet panels and the filter slot. Gaps at the plenum flanges get a coat of mastic reinforced with fiberglass mesh, and cabinet seams get foil tape rated for HVAC use. When a plenum section is rusted or crushed beyond sealing, we also complete air duct replacement on that section before the new seal goes on. Unused openings and old refrigerant line holes in the cabinet get plugged and sealed. The filter slot gets a sealed cover so the system stops pulling in unfiltered air. The air handler pushes all its air into the ducts, and the coil stays cleaner.
Leaks found during testing often cluster at a few bad spots, such as a split takeoff, a loose collar, or a torn flex jacket. Our pros go straight to the leaks marked on the leak map and confirm each one with a smoke pencil before sealing. Loose collars and takeoffs get screwed tight and covered with mastic, and torn sections get cut out and replaced. Larger gaps get fiberglass mesh tape embedded in the mastic so the seal does not crack as the duct moves. If the leak sits at a joint where the duct material itself has failed, we can also complete air duct leak repair as part of the same seal. A quick smoke check after each repair confirms the leak has stopped. Air reaches the rooms it was meant for, and weak rooms gain airflow.
Cloth duct tape on older systems loses its grip in attic heat, and every seam it covers slowly opens as the adhesive fails. Our crew walks each accessible duct run in the attic or crawl space and strips failed tape from seams and joints. Each seam gets wiped clean so the sealant bonds to bare metal or duct jacket. We brush on a thick layer of water-based duct mastic that stays flexible after curing and holds through temperature swings. Joints wider than a quarter inch get mesh tape embedded in the mastic. When the duct behind the seam shows heavy dust from years of leaking air, we can add HVAC duct cleaning to the same visit so the repaired system starts clean. The sealed seams last for years, and the duct system holds pressure at every joint.
Some leaks sit inside walls, under floors, or in duct sections that no one can reach without tearing out drywall. We seal those hidden leaks from the inside by blowing an aerosolized sealant through the pressurized duct system. Before starting, the crew blocks every register and covers the air handler and coil to protect them. Sealant particles travel with the air and stick to the edges of each leak until the gap closes, while a computer tracks leakage in real time. The process stops once the system reaches the target leakage number. You get a sealed system and a printed report showing leakage before and after, without opening any walls.
Return plenums built into closet platforms or wall cavities often have open framing joints that pull in attic, garage, or wall air. Our team removes the return grille and inspects the plenum interior for gaps, raw drywall edges, and holes for wiring or pipes. We seal every joint and penetration with mastic and fire-rated foam, and cover rough surfaces with duct board or sheet metal where air contacts them. When the existing return grille is warped or broken and no longer fits the opening, we install air vent replacement during the same visit. The plenum floor gets sealed where it meets the air handler stand. A pressure test confirms the return now pulls air only through the grille. Humid attic air stops entering the system, and the air inside your home stays cleaner.
The gap between a register boot and the ceiling or floor lets air from the attic or crawl space leak straight into the room, often leaving dark dust streaks around the vent. Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro removes each register and inspects the boot edge and the seam where the boot meets the branch duct. Gaps against the drywall get sealed with mastic or fire-rated caulk, and the boot-to-duct seam gets sealed from the attic side. Insulation around the boot gets restored so the metal does not sweat. Registers go back on with foam gaskets that close the last small gap. Dust streaks stop forming, and less attic heat reaches each room.
Sealed ducts still lose cooling in a hot attic when their insulation is thin, torn, or missing. Our crew seals each attic run first, then checks the insulation for compression, gaps, and water damage. Damaged sections get wrapped with new foil-faced duct insulation, and every seam in the vapor barrier gets taped with UL 181 foil tape. Runs resting directly on the attic floor get lifted on straps so the insulation keeps its full thickness. When the attic also holds a bathroom exhaust duct running beside the HVAC runs, we can perform bathroom exhaust duct cleaning on that line during the same visit. We also seal the duct penetrations through the ceiling so conditioned air stays below the attic floor. A thermal camera scan confirms no bare spots remain. Air leaves the vents colder, and the ducts stop sweating onto the ceiling.

Homeowners looking for local duct sealing want a crew that tests first and shows proof of the result. 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. with leakage testing and sealing for homes, condos, and businesses. Call (954) 872-0071 to schedule a duct leakage test.
Duct sealing prices depend on how much leakage the test finds, how easy the ducts are to reach, and whether the job uses mastic, aerosol sealant, or both. Most homeowners in Miramar pay between $500 and $1,500 for whole-system sealing, while targeted leak repairs cost less and aerosol sealing of hard-to-reach ducts can cost more. Pricing starts at a competitive rate, and every job comes with a flat quote after the leakage test.
| Service | What's Included | Typical Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Duct leakage test | Pressure test, smoke test, leak map | $150 to $350 |
| Air handler and plenum sealing | Flange joints, cabinet seams, filter slot cover | $200 to $450 |
| Targeted leak sealing | Marked leaks, mastic, mesh tape, smoke check | $250 to $600 |
| Mastic seam sealing | Tape removal, mastic on all accessible seams | $500 to $1,200 |
| Aerosol duct sealing | Interior sealant, before-and-after report | $1,200 to $2,500 |
| Return plenum sealing | Joint and penetration sealing, pressure test | $200 to $500 |
| Register boot sealing | Boot edges, boot seams, gaskets | $15 to $40 per boot |
| Attic sealing and insulation | Sealing, new duct wrap, thermal scan | $600 to $1,800 |
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.

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WHY HOMEOWNERS TRUST US
Every job gets a flat quote based on the leakage test results and the sealing method. You approve the price before work starts, and the invoice matches it.
Our testers measure leakage in cubic feet per minute at a standard test pressure. You see the exact number before and after sealing.
Smoke machines and smoke pencils show where air escapes at every joint and boot. Each leak gets marked on a duct layout so none get missed.
Crews wear respirators and protective suits in attics and step only on framing members. Aerosol sealing runs only after the air handler and coil are fully covered and blocked off.
Every booking includes a visual inspection of accessible ducts and air handler connections at no charge. You see photos of failed tape and open seams before any work begins.
Miramar Air Duct Cleaning Pro holds regional recognition for residential HVAC efficiency work. Homeowners in Miramar refer neighbors after seeing their own leakage numbers drop.
Each job ends with a written report showing leakage before and after sealing, with photos of the work. The report can support utility rebate applications where they are available.
Crews lay drop cloths under the attic hatch and every register they open. We haul away old tape, debris, and packaging before leaving.
Our company carries general liability and workers' compensation insurance. Proof of coverage is available before your appointment.
Our Duct Sealing Process
Call (954) 872-0071 or book online to schedule a leakage test. Our office confirms an arrival window that fits your day.
Our team pressure-tests the duct system and uses smoke to find each leak. You receive the leakage number, a leak map, and a flat sealing price.
We seal each leak with mastic, mesh tape, foil tape, or aerosol sealant based on its location and size. Damaged insulation gets restored over the sealed sections.
A second pressure test shows the new leakage number next to the original. The job closes once you review and approve the results.
Duct Sealing FAQ's
Yes. Sealing return-side leaks stops the AC from pulling humid attic air into the home, so the system removes moisture from indoor air instead of fighting new moisture. Many homeowners notice rooms feel less clammy after sealing.
Florida's energy code requires duct leakage testing for many new homes and some system replacements. Our technician can tell you whether your project needs a test and provide a report for your permit file.
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 testing date for your address.
Clear access to the attic hatch, the air handler closet, and every register and return. Keep pets away from the testing area, since the tester runs a fan at the return.
A leakage test takes about one hour. Mastic sealing of an average home takes four to six hours, and aerosol sealing usually finishes in one day.
Notice whether rooms cool more evenly and the AC runs shorter cycles over the next week. Compare your next few power bills with the same months last year, and call (954) 872-0071 if a room still feels weak so our crew can recheck the ducts serving it.






Local Weather Impact
Miramar attics reach extreme temperatures in summer, often passing 130°F, and that heat breaks down the cloth tape and old adhesives holding many duct joints together. Leaks on the supply side push cooled air into that hot attic, while leaks on the return side pull hot, humid attic air straight into the AC. That humid air raises indoor moisture and forces the system to run longer to remove it. With the AC running for much of the year, these losses add up month after month. Moist air drawn through return leaks also carries attic dust and insulation fibers into the home.
Our crews choose sealing materials that hold up in this climate. We use water-based mastic and UL 181 foil tape, both rated for the heat and movement attic ducts go through. Return-side leaks get top priority in local homes, since they pull in the humid air that makes rooms feel damp. Sealed attic runs get full insulation coverage to stop condensation on cold duct surfaces. For homes in Miramar, we recommend a leakage test every five years and after any attic work, roof repair, or AC replacement.
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Our Testimonials
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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!
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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.
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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!
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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!
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