How much energy can be lost through leaky crawl space ductwork?

According to the Department of Energy, typical residential duct systems lose 20% to 30% of conditioned air through leaks, holes, and poorly connected joints. In unconditioned crawl spaces, this directly inflates monthly electric and gas bills.

What are the telltale signs that my Greensboro home's ductwork is leaking?

Common indicators include rooms that never get comfortable, whistling or booming noises when the blower starts, sudden spikes in energy bills, and dust quickly returning to furniture after cleaning.

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