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ADVANCED HOME ENVELOPE AND HVAC DUCT SEALING TECHNOLOGY!
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The importance of a tightly sealed home and duct system!
It is one of the most important energy-efficiency measures. Air leakage, or infiltration, occurs when outside air enters a house uncontrollably through cracks, gaps, and openings. Homes with higher air leakage are significantly less energy-efficient than well-sealed homes. They also require larger HVAC systems to keep the home comfortable. These larger systems must run more frequently to keep up with the temperature changes as the outside air leaks into the house.
The airtightness issue goes beyond how well a building’s HVAC system performs. Uncontrolled air leakage can also provide a vehicle for unwanted moisture to enter a building, which can become the reason for a building to fail, leading to costly building repairs. Because moisture is transferred predominantly by air currents — accounting for up to 98% of all water vapor movement in buildings — air sealing your home is essential. Leaky houses also allow dust, allergens, pollens, pollutants and other airborne particulates to enter the home, leading to poor indoor air quality.
Reducing the amount of air that leaks in and out of your home is a cost-effective way to cut heating and cooling costs, improve durability, increase overall comfort, and create a healthier indoor environment.
- Even temperatures throughout the house
- Less stress on your HVAC system thus extending its lifespan
- Lower Energy Bills
- Healthier Living
- Better Energy Efficiency
- Improved Ratings for a Valuable Home
- Better Indoor Air Quality - reduced pollens, molds, dust and allergens
- More Peaceful and Quieter by blocking outside noises
- Insects and pests are less likely to penetrate the walls
- Rebates and Tax Credits
Cracks and holes in your home’s air vents and duct system allow heated and cooled air to escape supply ducts before reaching its destination, thus creating temperature variances from one room to the next. While even new ductwork may look professionally installed, each metal on metal connection that has not been properly sealed is a point of leakage. This results in leaving you with stuffy, uncomfortable rooms and wasted energy.
In addition, an unsealed air return duct system not only sucks in dirt, dust, allergens, smelly odors, and other pollutants from attics, crawlspaces, and interior walls, but it also brings in humidity from those very same spaces. The introduction of humidity into the ductwork causes comfort issues, and can also lead to mold growth. This leakage is a significant and often overlooked problem in homes.
Your house is typically the biggest single investment you make. It makes sense to get the most out of your investment with a comfortable and efficient home?
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