Ductwork Services in West Jordan, UT

Larsen HVAC & Plumbing provides duct camera scoping, sealing, repair, and insulation for homes across West Jordan and Salt Lake County.

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We’re a family-owned heating, cooling, and plumbing company based on Airport Road in West Jordan, serving homeowners across the Salt Lake Valley since 2017. Call or text us to book a free home assessment, ask a question, or get a no-obligation quote — a trained installer answers, not a call center. We come to you across West Jordan and the surrounding Salt Lake County cities.

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About Our Ductwork Services in West Jordan

You can buy the finest furnace and air conditioner on the market and still have a bedroom that roasts in summer and a basement that never warms up — because the equipment only makes the air. The ductwork delivers it, and in many Salt Lake Valley homes the ducts are the original ones, leaking conditioned air into attics and crawl spaces while some rooms wait for whatever’s left.

Ductwork services treat that delivery system as the piece of equipment it is. Duct camera scoping inspects the runs from the inside — finding leaks, crushed sections, blockages, and disconnected joints where they actually are, instead of estimating from outside the drywall. Sealing closes leaky joints with duct mastic and UL-listed foil tape (not the cloth “duct tape” that dries out in a few summers), repair puts damaged or disconnected runs right, and insulation wraps ducts running through unconditioned attics and crawl spaces so the air arrives at the temperature it left at.

The assessment comes from a trained installer, never a salesperson, with a free, no-obligation quote — and if the scope shows your ducts are fine and the problem lives elsewhere, that’s what you’ll be told. It’s the same straight-answer approach behind Larsen HVAC & Plumbing’s 4.9 stars across more than hundreds of Google reviews.

What sound ductwork does for your home

Even temperatures in the rooms that never matched the thermostat
Lower utility bills, because the air you paid to condition reaches the living space
Less dust, since sealed returns stop pulling attic and crawl-space air past your filter
Quieter airflow — whistles and rattles usually mean leaks and loose joints
Your furnace and AC running at the capacity you bought, not fighting their own delivery
A diagnosis on camera you can see for yourself, before anything is opened up

Why is one room always hotter or colder than the rest?

Usually the ductwork, not the equipment. Long or leaky duct runs, crushed sections, closed or undersized registers, and layouts that were never designed for a finished basement all starve certain rooms of airflow. A camera scope of the runs serving the problem room finds which of those it is — then the fix is specific.

What is duct camera scoping?

A camera run through your ducts from the inside, showing their real condition on screen: leaking joints, disconnected sections, crushed runs, blockages, and debris. It replaces educated guessing with evidence — you see what the technician sees, the fix targets what the camera found, and nothing gets opened up on a hunch.

Is duct sealing worth it?

When the scope finds real leakage, yes — conditioned air escaping into an attic or crawl space is money spent heating spaces nobody lives in, and leaky return runs pull dusty, unconditioned air in downstream of your filter. Sealing with mastic and UL-listed tape closes both problems at once, and the difference shows up in comfort and bills.

Expert advice

Reading the Signs: When Ductwork Is the Real Problem

Homeowners replace a lot of equipment that was never the problem. Here’s how we tell the difference.

Signs that point at your ducts, not your furnace or AC

One or two rooms consistently off-temperature while the rest of the house is fine
Dust returning fast even with a good, fresh filter — often a leaky return pulling from the attic or crawl space
Whistling, fluttering, or booming from vents when the system starts
Weak airflow at the registers furthest from the equipment
Utility bills out of proportion to the equipment's age and efficiency
A finished basement the original duct layout was never designed to serve

Why we scope before we cut

Ductwork hides inside walls, ceilings, attics, and crawl spaces, and the traditional way to diagnose it was to estimate — or open things up and look. Our approach is the camera first: duct camera scoping shows the inside of the runs on screen, so the leak gets found where it is rather than where it’s guessed to be. It’s the same diagnose-then-fix discipline we apply with drain scoping on the plumbing side, and it changes the quote you get: sealing and repair priced to what the camera found, not a blanket figure padded for uncertainty. When the work is done, the fix used materials made for the job — duct mastic and UL-listed foil tape, with a vapor barrier where insulation goes in.

Pricing

In-home assessment & quote

Free

No-obligation, priced from the scope’s findings, in writing before any work

Second opinions

Free

Already have a quote? We’ll review it at no charge

Senior & military discount

10% off

Ask when booking

Trip charges

No trip charges or extra fees

Real Google reviews

What Our Clients Say

Craig Woodhurst April 22, 2025 · Google

"Excellent service - have known Shawn and Brenden since we bought our house.. They have installed our garbage disposal, kitchen faucet, HVAC, furnace, cleaned out our dryer vent & rerouted the ducting that needed it, and our water softening system. Feel confident that should we ever need anything, they will be there. Their VIP protection plan is well thought out and we really appreciate everything they've done!! Highly recommend!"

Alex July 26, 2023 · Google

"Needed some vents and a return put in for finishing the basement. They priced the job reasonably, showed up on time, completed the project quickly, cleaned up well, and the owner and employees were all very nice.My only regret is that I can't afford to have them just rip-out and redo all of the HVAC in my home. Their work is far better than what the builder did."

Hannah Broach October 09, 2020 · Google

"Larsen HVAC was recommended to us from a neighbor who basically told us "Don't go anywhere else!" And I think I would have to agree! We are in the process of finishing our basement. Larsen HVAC came and did all the ductwork and installed a new AC unit. They gave us the best options and the lowest price. Shawn was very responsive and straight forward with the pricing. The other gentlemen who came to our home were great and they were in and out in a day! I feel like we got a great deal with great service so it was definitely a win for us! One can only hope that you don't have too many HVAC issues in your life time, but if we ever have the need, I will definitely be coming back here again."

Other Services in West Jordan

The ducts connect to everything — and the same family-owned team covers all of it.

Air Conditioner Installation

New cooling sized by load calculation — and matched to ducts that can actually deliver it.

Air Conditioning Repair

Tested diagnosis and up-front pricing when the cooling itself is what failed.

Air Conditioning Maintenance

A spring tune-up that keeps the equipment side of the airflow equation healthy.

Furnace Installation

A new furnace assessed alongside the duct layout it will breathe through — especially the basement runs.

Furnace Repair

Urgent, honest heating repairs with after-hours and weekend emergency cover.

Furnace Maintenance

An annual fall tune-up for the system your ducts serve, warranty documentation included.

Indoor Air Quality Solutions

Sealed ducts keep unfiltered air out; filtration and purification clean what’s left.

Not sure what you need?

Start with a free home assessment.

A trained installer checks your system and tells you what it actually needs.

Meet Our Team

The Owner Behind the Camera-First Approach

Shawn Larsen came up as a service technician — almost seven years of it before founding Larsen HVAC & Plumbing in 2017, backed by an SLCC Associate’s Degree in applied sciences and EPA608, R410, and RMGA certifications. Years in the field taught him how much equipment gets replaced when the real problem was the ducts all along. That’s why his company scopes before it cuts: evidence first, honest answer second, and work priced to what the camera found — the way a family-owned business can afford to operate.

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Basements, Ducts, and the West Jordan Cold-Room Problem

Finished or finishable basements are a standard feature of Salt Lake Valley family housing, and they’re the setting for the complaint our technicians hear most in West Jordan: a lower level that never warms up in winter. The reason is usually structural rather than mechanical. A finished basement adds conditioned floor area on a level the home’s original ductwork was often never designed to serve — the trunk lines and register placements were laid out for the floors above, and the basement inherited whatever reach was left over.

That’s why a cold basement is usually an air distribution problem rather than a furnace problem, and why the honest first step is a look at the ducts serving the lower floor rather than a bigger heating bill or a space heater in every room. A camera scope shows whether the runs are leaking, undersized, or simply absent where the finished rooms now need them — and the fix is sealing, repair, or extending the layout, priced from what the scope actually found. For West Jordan homes with a basement bedroom or family room in regular use, it’s the highest-value inspection on this page.

Basements

A finished lower level the original ductwork was often never designed to serve.

Scope first

A camera scope shows whether the runs are leaking, undersized, or simply absent — before anything is opened up.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do ductwork services cost in West Jordan?

It depends on what the camera scope finds — sealing a few joints and re-running a crushed section are very different jobs. Quotes are free and no-obligation, priced from the scope’s findings rather than a blanket estimate, and put in writing before any work starts.

How do I know if my ducts are leaking?

The house tells you: rooms that won’t hold temperature, fast-returning dust, whistling at the vents, and bills that outrun your equipment’s age. The camera scope confirms it from inside the runs, so you see the leaks yourself before deciding anything.

Can leaky ducts affect my home's air quality?

Yes — leaky return ducts running through attics and crawl spaces pull in unconditioned air, dust, and insulation fibers downstream of your filter. Sealing those runs is often the prerequisite that lets filtration and purification upgrades actually deliver what they promise.

Does duct insulation make a difference?

In this climate, a real one. Ducts running through unconditioned attics and crawl spaces surrender heat in winter and gain it in summer, so the air arrives degrees off what you paid for. Insulating those runs — with a proper vapor barrier — is among the most cost-effective fixes in the trade.

Will new ductwork help if I'm also replacing my furnace or AC?

They should be assessed together. New equipment pushing air through leaky or undersized ducts underperforms from day one, which is why every installation quote here considers the duct layout — and why duct fixes are often the cheaper half of the comfort problem.

Get a Free Ductwork Services Estimate

If some rooms never match the thermostat, Larsen HVAC & Plumbing is here to help. Our team will scope your ducts, show you what the camera finds, and recommend only the work your home actually needs.

Call (801) 930-5450 or request your free estimate today.