Guyette Air Conditioning & Heating Co

At Guyette Air Conditioning & Heating Co, we take immense pride in being an approved Aeroseal dealer. This esteemed recognition signifies our commitment to delivering top-notch Aeroseal Duct Sealing solutions to our valued clients in Texoma. As an approved dealer, we adhere to the highest industry standards, ensuring that every Aeroseal application we undertake meets excellence and precision. Our dedicated team is not only well-equipped with the latest Aeroseal technology but also possesses the expertise needed to transform your residential or commercial space into a more comfortable and energy-efficient environment. 

Pollutants from unconditioned spaces get sucked into your ducts leaving you with lots of dust and poor air quality. Sealing air return ducts is important to you and your family’s health and well-being. The American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology estimates that 50% of all illnesses are caused by poor indoor air quality (IAQ). The EPA lists indoor pollution as one of the top five environmental risks to public health, causing 8.5 million deaths each year.

Leaky return ducts can lead to a range of unwanted consequences, impacting both the comfort and health of your indoor environment. These issues may include a perpetually dusty home that requires more frequent filter changes, deteriorating indoor air quality, and the presence of unhealthy pollutants circulating within your living spaces. Furthermore, uncontrollable humidity problems may arise, potentially fostering mold growth inside your ducts due to excess moisture. In addition to these discomforts, increased energy consumption becomes a concern, resulting in higher utility bills. Addressing these problems requires professional attention.

Return vents (also referred to as cool air return vents) pull the air from your rooms into your return ducts and send it back to your heating and cooling system. Return vents are usually larger than supply vents, and you will not feel air being blown out of them. Ductwork for returns is typically found in unconditioned spaces of your home, such as attics, inside walls or under floors, and even crawlspaces and basements. These spaces are often unreachable for contractors to fix or seal after the home is built without the need to demo and renovate.

Most people assume that furnace filters are enough to collect the average amount of dust being circulated inside their home, but a leaky return will cause you to replace filters at a faster rate and if left in too long can put strain on your system. An unsealed air return duct system not only sucks in dirt, dust, allergens, smelly odors, and other pollutants from attics, crawlspaces, and interior walls, but it also brings in humidity from those very same spaces. The introduction of humidity into the ductwork causes comfort issues, and can also lead to mold growth. Sealing your return ducts eliminates the threat of moisture and mold as well as blocks out all those pollutants from being introduced into your home and being recycled over and over again every day.