Air sealing is a critical process that involves identifying and sealing gaps, cracks, and leaks in your home’s building envelope—the barrier that separates the interior of your home from the outdoors. These leaks, often found around windows, doors, electrical outlets, plumbing penetrations, attics, and basements, allow unconditioned outdoor air to enter your home while letting your heated or cooled indoor air escape.

This unwanted air exchange can significantly impact your home’s energy efficiency, comfort, and overall performance.

• Energy Efficiency: By stopping air leaks, you can significantly reduce your home’s energy consumption, saving money and reducing your environmental footprint.
• Comfort: Eliminating drafts and maintaining consistent indoor temperatures enhance your home’s livability.
• Durability: Proper air sealing prevents moisture intrusion, which can lead to mold growth or damage to your home’s structure.
• Sustainability: A well-sealed home uses energy more efficiently, reducing its impact on the environment.