Camera inspection of your ductwork, before and after

From the room below, a ceiling outlet shows you almost nothing. The grille hides the collar, and the collar hides the duct behind it. An inspection camera on a flexible cable lets us follow the duct well beyond that point and record what is actually there: the depth of dust on the duct floor, loose insulation, crushed sections, joins that have pulled apart and staining that points to moisture. It replaces guesswork with something you can see on a screen for yourself.

We use the camera at two points in the job. The first pass sets a baseline and tells us which branches carry the heaviest load, which in turn shapes the cleaning plan and the tools we choose. The second pass, after cleaning, confirms that each branch has actually been cleared. If a section still shows build-up, it is cleaned again before reassembly. Footage and stills from both passes feed into the photo record you receive at the end. Nothing is assumed.

Sometimes the camera finds problems that cleaning cannot fix, such as a duct that has dropped off its spigot or a flexible run flattened under roof timber. We show you the footage on site and note it clearly so you can raise it with your air conditioning technician. Knowing about a fault early usually makes the repair simpler, and it stops you paying to clean a section that needs replacing anyway.