
Bespoke ductwork installation
Boost efficiency, lower costs
A solid HVAC system keeps you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It’s the heart of your home, but without the right ductwork, it won’t be able to do its job. You don’t want to spend money on expensive air conditioning and heating units when inefficient ductwork is leaking air and damaging your systems.
At Panda Heating & Cooling, we want you to use your HVAC systems to their full potential. Our experts have the experience and knowledge to install, repair, or clean any ductwork to perfection. We’ll happily talk you through the best ductwork for your home and how to HVAC duct installation, so you know exactly what’s going on.
Quick answer
Leaky or undersized ducts waste a large share of the heating and cooling you pay for. We design, replace and seal ductwork so the right amount of air reaches every room. Panda Heating & Cooling serves all 8 Bay Area counties — licensed technicians (CSLB #1091692), and every ductwork project starts with a free inspection and estimate.
Avoid problems with ductwork
Often, the common issues associated with ductwork are due to improper installation. Our Panda Heating & Cooling experts can identify and rectify these issues so you can get the most out of your HVAC system. We have the knowledge and experience to ensure you can get your heating and air conditioning working efficiently
Serving the greater Bay Area
Panda Heating & Cooling are dedicated to serving all residents in the San Francisco Bay area and surrounding counties to ensure you have ductwork that never lets you down. We want you to have a home with an HVAC system that works perfectly without worrying about huge energy bills.
Our company is locally owned and operated, so we are always nearby to help you with your ductwork needs. Whenever a problem arises, we will be over to ensure your ductwork works optimally. All it takes is a phone call to learn how our engineers can help with your project.
Experts you can rely on
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my ductwork needs to be replaced, or just repaired?
A few sealed leaks or a couple of loose joints are usually a repair. Ductwork that's crushed, disconnected in multiple spots, deteriorating, or original to a house more than 20–25 years old is usually a replacement conversation. During your free inspection, we'll tell you which situation you're in and why — not just quote a number.
How long does ductwork installation or replacement take?
A single-story home with accessible attic or crawl space ductwork is often finished in a day. Larger homes, multiple systems, or ducts that are hard to reach can take longer — your written quote includes a specific timeline once we've seen the job.
Is duct cleaning enough, or do I need my ducts replaced?
It depends on what's wrong. If your ducts are structurally sound but dusty or contaminated, cleaning solves the problem. If they're leaking, crushed, undersized or poorly routed, cleaning won't fix any of that — the air still escapes before it reaches your rooms. We check both during the same visit so you're not paying for a cleaning that doesn't address a structural problem.
How much do ductwork problems actually affect my energy bills?
Leaky or poorly sealed ducts are one of the biggest hidden energy losses in a home — conditioned air escapes into attics, crawl spaces and wall cavities before it ever reaches a room, so your system runs longer to reach the same temperature. Sealing and properly sizing ductwork is often one of the most cost-effective improvements you can make to an existing HVAC system, heating or cooling.
Can new ductwork be added to a house that doesn't have any?
Yes, if there's a usable attic or crawl space to route it through — we design and install ductwork for homes converting from wall or floor furnaces to central systems. If your home genuinely can't accommodate ducts, ductless mini-splits are the usual alternative.
A rising energy bill — does that mean it's my ductwork?
Rising bills are a symptom, not a diagnosis — the same increase can come from ducts, an aging system, or insulation. A physical inspection (pressure testing, a visual check of accessible runs) is the only way to know for certain what's actually leaking or undersized, which is why we start every project there rather than guessing from a bill.
Are you licensed and insured for ductwork work?
Yes — Panda Heating & Cooling holds California contractor's license CSLB #1091692, and we carry full liability insurance. You can verify our license directly with the California Contractors State License Board.
