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Can you afford not
to use Aeroseal?
In many buildings, duct insulation close to the
HVAC unit traps and collects airborne particulates and creates a
moisture laden environment for microbials to grow. Each time the
HVAC fan cycles, potentially harmful spores, along with other allergens
and pollutants, can be propelled through the supply ducts and spewed
into the air we breathe. Aeroseal can help stop the spread of dangerous
pollutants in your duct systems.
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Did you know that 90 percent
of all homes leak up to 40 percent of conditioned air through perforations,
seams and gaps in ductwork? Not sealing these leaks is like leaving your
front door open all year long. That's a lot of wasted money. In addition,
duct leakage may cause uneven room temperature, excessive dust or your
furnace or air conditioner to run continuously.
Every time your system runs, treated air leaks out of the ductwork, and
untreated air is pulled into your home. This lets expensive conditioned
air out and dust and pollutants in.
Aeroseal uses a two step process:
1. Diagnose and Inspect
This scientifically based process evaluates the ductwork and provides
specific recommendations to meet your individual needs.
Aeroseal performs a series of tests to determine:
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 how
much air is leaking from the ductwork
- temperature consistency
throughout your home
- incoming air supply
to each room
- if your return air
grilles are properly sized
- if your fireplace
or furnace could backdraft
- if your system needs
manual repairs
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2. Seal and Verify
The exclusive Aeroseal technology injects adhesive particles into the
duct system. The adhesive attaches directly onto the edges of the holes,
creating a seal without coating the ductwork. The results are verified
and provided to you upon completion of sealing.
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