Duct Replacement & Repair in East Contra Costa, CA
Leaky, crushed or old ductwork? Replace it once, properly
Old, leaky ductwork wastes the air you pay to heat and cool, and leaves some rooms hot while others are cold. Blue Star Heating & Air repairs and replaces ductwork in East Contra Costa homes, sizes new runs to the system, seals the connections, and arranges the Title 24 duct test.
- Covers
- 10 towns and 8 neighborhoods
- Power
- PG&E (MCE generation in Pittsburg, Oakley and unincorporated areas)
- Permits
- Your city's building division, or Contra Costa County for Bay Point, Discovery Bay, Byron, Knightsen and Bethel Island
Serving East Contra Costa
Blue Star is based on Wilbur Avenue in Antioch, and East Contra Costa is our home turf, from Pittsburg and Bay Point to Oakley, Brentwood, Discovery Bay and the Delta towns. Delta wind, farm dust and attic ductwork that has baked through many East County summers all wear on duct systems and filters. New ductwork in East Contra Costa is permitted through your city's building division, or Contra Costa County for Bay Point, Discovery Bay, Byron, Knightsen and Bethel Island and duct-leakage tested by a third-party HERS rater.
Main roads
- SR-4
- SR-160
- Lone Tree Way
- Hillcrest Ave
- Somersville Rd
- Railroad Ave
- Brentwood Blvd
- Byron Hwy
- SR-12
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Questions before you call
How do I know if my ducts need replacing?
Rooms that never get comfortable, dust around registers, high bills, ducts that are crushed, torn or disconnected in the attic, or ductwork that's 25 or more years old are the usual signs.
Do you need a permit to replace ducts in East Contra Costa?
Yes. Replacing ductwork requires a permit from your city's building division, or Contra Costa County for Bay Point, Discovery Bay, Byron, Knightsen and Bethel Island, and California requires a duct leakage test by a third-party HERS rater. We coordinate it.
Should I replace ducts when I replace my AC or furnace?
Often, yes. Doing both at once avoids paying for attic access twice, and new equipment on old leaky ducts never performs as rated.