Moisture found, dried and documented before it turns into microbial growth in the ducts. Clear on what we do ourselves and when a licensed remediator is the right call.
Choose a service below to learn more, or call our team if you’re not sure where to start.
Moisture mapped with a meter, wet material dried or removed, everything photographed.
The first place a leak shows up is the return plenum. We open it and look.
Wet or crushed attic ducts repaired or replaced after the leak is fixed.
Soaked attic insulation out, deck dried and sealed, new blown-in installed.
Dehumidification and filtration once the source is fixed.
A clogged drain pan is the most common water source we find. Checked on every visit.
Problems inside your system are not always easy to see. These common signs may indicate that it should be professionally inspected.
Damp material behind a wall or in the attic smells strongest when the AC cycles.
A ring around a supply register usually means condensation or a leak on the duct above it.
A clogged AC drain overflows into the attic insulation and the return plenum.
Moisture under the finish, often from a slow plumbing leak nobody has seen.
Wet insulation and duct liner grow microbial growth within days and the system spreads it.
The leak is fixed, but what it soaked is still in the house unless someone dried it.
You don’t need to diagnose the problem yourself. Tell us what you’re noticing, and our team will inspect the relevant areas and help identify the right next step.
Call our team and describe the dust, odors, airflow problems, moisture concerns, or other changes you’ve noticed in your home.
We’ll evaluate the areas related to your concerns and look for issues that may be affecting your system, airflow, or indoor air quality.
We’ll explain what we find and discuss which service, if any, may be appropriate for your home.
9 steps, each one photographed, from supply registers & vents to duct connections, sealing & support. See exactly what we check, what can go wrong and what we photograph before you book.
Taken by the crew on site. Nothing staged, nothing from stock. 8 photos.
Explore real examples of water damage work completed for homeowners across Central Texas.
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BeforeAfterSee what Air Duct Busters customers have shared about the work completed, their experience with our team, and the service they received.
Gary inspected the plenum, there was microbial growth in the insulation. The system was replaced 3 years ago but had the original 20 year old plenum. Gary replaced the plenum and installed a scrubber. We haven't had any allergy problems in our new home so far.
Read on GoogleThey came to do the full inspection of our HVAC system and performed a thorough inspection with photos and a very detailed list of quoted recommendations. Gary and team were punctual the 3 times they came to our home and their price was very reasonable.
Read on GoogleNoah took the time to show us photos from inside the vents and ductwork and clearly explained the level of cleaning needed and why. We really appreciated the transparency and education instead of feeling pressured.
Read on GoogleGary and the team completely overhauled and replaced all ducts, return boxes, drains, etc. for both of our HVAC systems. Timely, professional, prepared, friendly and completed the large job in record time.
Read on GoogleAir Duct Busters serves homeowners throughout Central Texas, including Marble Falls and surrounding communities. Visit our Service Areas page or call to confirm service availability for your address.
Yes. Every service starts with a free professional inspection. We open the system, photograph what we find and give you a written price before anything is touched.
No. We do not perform licensed microbial growth remediation. We provide moisture inspection, drying support, and cleaning of accessible HVAC components. If licensed microbial growth remediation is required under Texas regulations, we refer homeowners to qualified remediation professionals.
We provide moisture inspection and limited drying assistance related to HVAC systems and affected areas. For large-scale flooding or insurance restoration projects, we coordinate with licensed water damage restoration specialists.
Water intrusion should be evaluated as soon as possible. Delayed response can increase structural damage and raise the risk of microbial growth, especially in warm Texas climates.
Yes. Water intrusion can impact ductwork, insulation, air handlers, and drain systems. Moisture inside HVAC components may reduce system efficiency and affect indoor air quality.
Yes. If contamination or damage exceeds cleaning and drying scope, we can coordinate with licensed remediation professionals in compliance with Texas regulations.
Tell us what’s happening in your home. Call our team, book online, or request a callback to get started with a free professional inspection.
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