Air Sealing for HVAC Contractors
The key to solving uneven room temperatures and air quality issues
Improve System Efficiency
Sealed ducts ensure better system performance by improving airflow, allowing the system to operate less, improving efficiency, and reducing energy bills.
Reduce Callbacks after Installations
Sealing ducts is vital for optimal HVAC performance and customer satisfaction. It minimizes air leakage, enhances airflow, and ensures even distribution of conditioned air, preventing hot or cold spots and enabling equipment to operate at peak efficiency.
Increase Revenue with a High Profit Service
Offering duct sealing services allows HVAC companies to provide extra benefits that positively impact their bottom line without increasing marketing costs. This high-profit service generates additional revenue and positions HVAC companies as comprehensive solutions providers.
The Hidden Leakage Problem
Address one of the root causes of common HVAC issues
Cracks and holes in air vents and ducts let heated and cooled air escape between floors and inside walls before reaching their intended rooms. Even new ductwork can leak if metal connections aren't sealed properly, causing airflow and pressure issues. Common problems like uneven room temperature, humidity, and dust often result from leaks in the supply and return duct systems.
Give Your Customers What They’re Paying For
Duct leakage is a big problem for high efficiency systems
Leaks in ductwork significantly degrade the SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rating of HVAC equipment, leading to reduced system efficiency. With up to 30% duct leakage, system efficiency can drop by as much as 50%. This issue is even more pronounced in heat pumps, which run more frequently than traditional systems. As a result, leakage becomes a bigger problem, causing the system to work harder to maintain desired temperatures, increasing energy consumption, and driving up utility costs.
How Aeroseal Duct Works
Our simple process ensures precise sealing in just a few hours.
Leaks in the ductwork— like holes in a balloon - cause air to escape quickly. The Aeroseal solution uses an atomized sealant that follows pressurized air as it escapes through the leaks in the ductwork, sealing the holes, like blood clotting.
Testimonial
John Barron – Barron Heating & Air Conditioning – Pennsylvania
Brian Simpson – Jon Wayne Heating & Air – Texas
Frank Garneski – Garneski Air Conditioning & Heating – Virginia
Lenny Siers – Niceville One Hour Air – Florida
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