After a professional blower door test identifies the areas where your home is leaking air, targeted air sealing can significantly reduce energy loss. Once those leaks are professionally sealed, many homeowners experience lower utility bills, improved indoor comfort, fewer drafts, reduced dust infiltration, and a more efficient HVAC system. Instead of guessing where energy is being lost, blower door testing allows us to pinpoint the exact problem areas so your air sealing investment delivers the greatest return.
Homes from 1,500 sq. ft. to 3,500 sq. ft.
Recommended for larger homes or homes with significant air leakage requiring additional labor, materials, and whole-home air sealing.
Note: Final pricing is based on blower door test results, home size, accessibility, and the amount of air sealing required.
A properly sealed home works more effectively by keeping conditioned air where it belongs. When air leaks are minimized, your HVAC system can operate more efficiently, reducing energy consumption while maintaining a more stable indoor temperature throughout the year.
Our process begins with a thorough evaluation of your home’s condition. In many cases, blower door testing is used to identify significant leakage areas and prioritize improvements. Once key problem areas are identified, we apply targeted sealing solutions that address the root causes of energy loss rather than simply treating symptoms.
Air sealing can also enhance the effectiveness of other home performance upgrades, including attic insulation improvements and duct sealing services. When combined with a comprehensive efficiency strategy, it helps homeowners maximize the value of their investment while creating a healthier and more comfortable living environment.
Air leaks commonly occur around attic access points, plumbing penetrations, electrical openings, recessed lighting, doors, windows, and areas where different building materials meet.
Drafts, uneven room temperatures, excessive dust, high utility bills, and difficulty maintaining comfortable indoor conditions are common signs that air leakage may be present.
Reducing air leakage often helps improve HVAC efficiency and decrease energy waste, which may contribute to lower heating and cooling costs over time.
Yes. Air sealing is often most effective when combined with blower door testing, attic insulation improvements, and duct sealing services to create a more complete home performance solution.
