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Leaky ducts are the #1 source of energy waste in buildings!

Learn how to increase energy efficiency while improving comfort and indoor air quality.

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Sealing your ducts from the inside out!

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ELIMINATE LEAKS

The AEROSEAL duct sealing system seals duct leaks up to 5/8”, and as fine as a human hair.

SAFE & CERTIFIED

AEROSEAL’s Waterborne acrylic seal is UL, FDA, and ASTM certified, along with the coveted GreenGuard Gold certification for LEED and Passive House buildings. 

QUICK & NON-DISRUPTIVE

Unlike manual ceiling methods that require extensive disassembly of ceilings and walls, AEROSEAL’s pressurize and spray system can be completed in a third of the time with no business interruptions or disruption to the building.

AS SEEN ON

AIRTIGHT DUCTS. AIRTIGHT RETURNS

20-45% AIRFLOW INCREASE

Eliminating duct leakage allows you to recuperate conditioned air that is being lost above the ceiling, the walls and mechanical spaces that do not require ventilation.

40% REDUCTION IN HVAC DEMAND

60% of a building’s HVAC energy goes to its fans. Studies show reducing duct leakage by 15% drops fan requirements by 40% or more.

12-`15% ENERGY COST REDUCTION

18-25% CARBON EMISSION REDUCTION

Eliminating airduct leakage increases the efficiency of the HVAC fans, effectively lowering energy costs and excess ventilation loads.

Sealing ductwork allows you to lower your heating load demands. Lowering your natural gas consumption translates to an immediate reduction in GHG emissions.

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Did You Know?

Duct leaks create uncontrolled airflows with consequences that include inadequate air volume, non-uniform temperatures, and energy/capacity losses for the HVAC system, translating to higher energy bills and excess carbon emissions.

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Duct Leakage 101: Why do ducts leak?

Source: ASHRAE Journal

Construction & Installation

Duct work is folded sheet metal that relies on manual installation and sealing. Unfortunately, quality of workmanship is widely inconsistent and lacks proper testing.

Manual Sealing Materials

Common materials such as mastic and tape deteriorate over time, further reducing the airtightness of your ductwork.

Renovations & Additions

Drill holes, disconnected and crushed ductwork are all common deficiencies found above the drop ceiling, caused over time by ancillary projects or contractors.

Manual Sealing Materials

Common materials such as mastic and tape deteriorate over time, further reducing the airtightness of your ductwork.

NOTE WORTHY FACTS

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Commercial ducts leak between 10-25%

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Leakage is the #1 source of energy waste

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Duct leakage is a $4B/year problem

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25% of buildings not meeting ventilation standards

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90% of buildings do not test for duct leakage

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Leakage is the #1 culprit behind poor indoor air quality

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SAFE & CERTIFIED

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"For decades, the problems associated with duct leakage in commercial buildings have typically been underestimated for one simple reason — fixing the problem has been a highly expensive and intrusive proposition.”

Neil Walsh, ASHRAE Technical Committee Member, 2015-Present

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