What we did
Concerns about possible air leaks brought us to this commercial space in Richmond in July 2026. The ductwork in question runs above a tile ceiling, out of view from the rooms below.
At the client's request, we inspected that duct system, examining it with an eye toward performance and efficiency. Drop ceilings make it possible to reach the ducts without opening up walls, which allows a closer look at runs that would otherwise go unchecked. Once the inspection was finished, we provided recommendations based on what we found so the client could decide on next steps.
In a commercial building, ductwork above the ceiling is easy to forget until something seems off, whether that is uneven temperatures, higher utility costs, or rooms that never quite feel right. Leaks in that ductwork can send conditioned air into the space above the tiles instead of into the rooms where people are working. During a Kentucky July, when cooling systems are running hard, that kind of loss matters. An inspection gives business owners real information before they spend money on repairs. If you suspect your building's ductwork is leaking, we can schedule an inspection and give you clear recommendations.
