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Insulated Duct Armor™ Duct sealing and insulation from Phoenix duct & attic specialists

Seals, insulates and protects the ducts you already have, from the outside. Our highest recommended correction.

Highest recommended

Stop Your Ducts From Pulling In Attic Air.

Sealed, insulated and protected from the outside, without replacing the duct.

  • Seals every gap and connection, from the outside in
  • An insulating barrier against attic heat, so the air stays colder all the way to the vent
  • Helps conditioned air reach the rooms it was meant for
  • Keeps the ducts you have, built for a 30+ year lifespan
(602) 675-6827

Free Duct & Attic Assessment, about 2 hours, with you present. We do not sell or service HVAC equipment.

Insulated Duct Armor: a flex duct run sealed and encapsulated in a thick insulating foam barrier
Insulated Duct Armor™, cut open

How It Is Applied

Three Steps, One Protected Run

A Stage 1 run: jacket brittle and flaking, insulation and liner still sound. Tap a step to see what changes.

Inspect. Every run staged 1 to 3. Stage 2 and 3 sections are repaired or replaced first.
A real Insulated Duct Armor run cut open: the duct liner, its insulation blanket and the thick foam barrier around them
Inside the Armor, cut open: liner, blanket, foam.

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Before
Before: a bare, dust-stained flex duct trunk running through an Arizona attic between the rafters During: the same trunk sealed and encapsulated in Insulated Duct Armor foam After: the protected trunk buried under fresh blown-in attic insulation Before: a thin grey flex duct run lying across old attic insulation near the eave During: the same run sealed and encapsulated in Insulated Duct Armor foam After: the run buried under new blown-in insulation up to the rafters Before: a bare sheet-metal supply plenum and flex duct takeoffs in an attic During: the plenum and takeoffs being sealed and encapsulated in Insulated Duct Armor foam After: the plenum fully encapsulated and wrapped in insulation

Before. Bare trunk in attic air all day. Dust pulled in at every joint.

Real Valley Attics

The Same Run, Before, During and After

Three jobs, photographed from the same spot at each stage. Pick a job, then step through it.

  • Wherever the attic allows, the protected run is dropped to the floor and buried
  • Runs that must stay up are cocooned instead
  • You see your own before, during and after photos in the report

How It Compares

Insulated Duct Armor™, Aeroseal, or Full Replacement

Three ways to stop a duct system leaking. One also insulates and protects it, without replacing it.

What you get Insulated Duct Armor™ Best Aeroseal Full replacement
Seals leaks Insulated Duct Armor™Yes, from outside, at every connection AerosealYes, from inside, verified by test Full replacementNew duct; the new connections still need sealing
Adds insulation against attic heat Insulated Duct Armor™Yes, an insulating barrier over the run AerosealNo Full replacementOnly the factory jacket of the new flex
Protects the jacket from further failure Insulated Duct Armor™Yes, it encapsulates it AerosealNo Full replacementNew jacket, same attic
Keeps the existing ducts Insulated Duct Armor™Yes AerosealYes Full replacementNo
Best for Insulated Duct Armor™Stage 1 and sound runs. Our highest recommended correction. AerosealLeaks we can’t reach from outside Full replacementStage 3 runs and layout problems

Which Path Your Ducts Take

The inspection stages every run. Every path ends with the ducts sealed, insulated and protected.

If we find

Runs at Stage 1, layout sound

Preserve and protect every run with Insulated Duct Armor™.

Most Valley homes

If we find

A few Stage 2 to 3 runs, the rest sound

Replace only what failed, protect the rest, balance the house.

Sections replaced

If we find

Widespread Stage 3, or a layout causing hot rooms

Replace and redesign from the room-by-room load, then protect.

Redesign
All five duct solutions

Backed By

Guaranteed to Targets You Choose

Insulated Duct Armor™ work can carry the Energy Savings and Set-Point Holdfast guarantees, chosen one by one with a target you set, plus the 20-year labor workmanship warranty on every job.

  • Energy Savings Guarantee

    You pick the savings

    “Your system uses less energy after our improvements, by the amount you choose.”

  • Set-Point Holdfast Guarantee

    You pick the outdoor temperature

    “Your home holds its thermostat set point when the outdoor temperature reaches the level you choose.”

  • Also on every job

    20-year labor workmanship warranty

    Separate from the guarantees, which are about the result.

Questions

Insulated Duct Armor™, Answered

Is Insulated Duct Armor™ in every package?
It is our highest recommendation, because it fixes the most common cause we find. It goes in when the findings call for it, and we say so when they don’t.
Does it replace my ducts?
No. It keeps the ducts you have and protects them like new ones. Only runs that have already failed are replaced, then protected the same way.
Can it go on damaged ducts?
Not until they are fixed. Stage 2 and 3 sections are repaired or replaced first, because sealing a torn liner only locks the failure in place.
How is it different from Aeroseal?
Aeroseal seals from inside the duct, verified by test, and adds no insulation. We use it where foam can’t reach. Insulated Duct Armor™ seals from outside and insulates and protects the run in the same step.
How long does it last?
It is built for a 30+ year lifespan, and the work is covered by our 20-year labor workmanship warranty.
Will it help with dust?
Usually, yes. Return-side leaks pull attic dust into the system and send it to every room. Sealing them is the first step of source control, sized from the leakage and air quality readings in your assessment.

Google Reviews

What Valley Homeowners Say About Knights of the Attic

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Damien Mendez at Knights of the Attic did an awesome job balancing our cooling system after the attic portion of the work was complete. Listened to us and made adjustments based on our issues/ needs. Thank you!
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Laura H
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Every single one of their employees was personable, polite, punctual, and tidy. We had experience with Nick, Antonio, Jovan, Miguel, and Noah. Our house is significantly more comfortable. Our master suite is at the far end of the house and used to be 10 to 15° warmer than the rest of the home. We are sleeping so much better, thanks to Knights of the Attic! Highly recommend!
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Johnny G
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We have had a hot room upstairs since we moved in over a decade ago. Numerous AC companies told us different things, no solutions. These guys came out and fixed the airflow, sealed it up and everything is great now. I wish I called sooner honestly.
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Brian D
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Knights of the Attic technician, Shane Ratliff did an outstanding analysis of our ductwork system and made recommendations for us. Shane was very knowledgeable, professional and personable!
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Lauren P
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One amazing company amazing owner
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Rhonda B
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Shane was awesome explaining everything that was wrong & showing us everything that needs to be done! I highly recommend Shane & Knights of the Attic for the job!!!
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Loren O
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Shane did a great job explaining the process of insulating the house and garage attic to me. I have a better understanding of the process and goals set.
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Proudly Local

Insulated Duct Armor™ Across the Phoenix Metro

From Buckeye to Maricopa, and the communities below.

  • Scottsdale
  • Phoenix
  • Mesa
  • Tempe
  • Gilbert
  • Peoria
  • Chandler
  • Apache Junction
  • Avondale
  • Buckeye
  • Carefree
  • Cave Creek
  • El Mirage
  • Fountain Hills
  • Gila Bend
  • Glendale
  • Goodyear
  • Guadalupe
  • Litchfield Park
  • Maricopa
  • Paradise Valley
  • Queen Creek
  • Surprise
  • Tolleson
  • Youngtown

Not sure whether we serve your home? Call (602) 675-6827 and we’ll be happy to assist.

Map of the Knights of the Attic service area across the Phoenix metro

Free Duct & Attic Assessment

See Whether Insulated Duct Armor™ Is Right for Your Ducts

About 2 hours, with you present. Every run inspected and staged, leakage tested, the attic mapped. If the ducts test sound, we say so.

(602) 675-6827

Knights of the Attic does not sell or service HVAC equipment. We fix the duct and attic system between the equipment and your rooms.

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