Questions
Contractor FAQ
- Usually the general contractor installs them at rough-in — or you work it into your agreement with the HVAC crew to do it. They come out at trim-out when the HVAC sub sets the final registers. Either way: no additional trades, no extra coordination.
- Yes — that's a big reason crews use them. With Tempvent in, the filters catch the dust during drywall, mud, and paint instead of the duct liner. You get temporary heat without turning the HVAC system into a dust trap.
- No. The lip is low-profile, so flooring installs right around it. That's the difference from one-size-fits-all commercial covers, which usually have to come out for the flooring phase — exactly when debris is worst.
- Yes. Because each cover seats into the opening just like the final register, the moment they're in you can see whether every opening is square and true to the wall. A crooked vent shows up on day one — when it's cheap to fix — instead of at the final walkthrough.
- Standard residential sizes from 4×10 through 4×12, plus 2.25×10 and 2.25×12, with custom sizes on request. Most jobs use a mix of 4×10 and 4×12 — the order page lets you set sizes and quantities.
- Yes. The branded sticker add-on puts your company name on every covered vent — a quality marker your client sees at every walkthrough.
- Yes. Building 5+ homes a year? Use the wholesale inquiry form for volume pricing.
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