How Aeroseal Duct Sealing Works?

How Does it Secure the Indoor Comfort through Efficiency?

If the HVAC system of your property has a central heating or cooling system, Aeroseal will be an excellent choice for duct sealing. To apply this sealing the following steps are taken.

At first, the airflow in the duct is blocked. Then comes the assessment of how much leak is there. It will help to seal properly and also make the calculation easy for how effective it will be. In the third step, an access point is made in the duct as a temporary hole. The sealing work is actually done from the inside of the duct. The main process begins when the microscopic Aeroseal sealant is injected into the ductwork through that hole.

These particles accumulate at the edges of the leaked parts and begin to close them. The technicians do real-time monitoring of whether the sealing process is being done properly. As the sealing is done, the verification step finally confirms that the leakages are covered completely.

Aeroseal duct sealing is undoubtedly a good option. However, it's not the best option for every time. Choosing it wrongly can cause adverse results. It's also possible that the existing problem can be solved in simpler and inexpensive way. That will be a waste of money.

Often ducts are set in such a place that it becomes quite tough to work with the defects in them. For the sealing in the hard-to-reach areas, Aeroseal duct sealing would be an effective measure. There are different other indications that this sealing should be applied. Those are:

• The utility bill is abnormally higher
• The presence of dust
• It takes too much time to heat or cool a room
• Noticeable temperature imbalance compared to other rooms
• It's an effective option for HVAC systems with longer usage