As per Australian standards, it's widely acknowledged that leaky ductwork remains a significant contributor to energy inefficiency in buildings.

 

Thankfully, there exists a straightforward remedy to this costly issue – sealing the air ductwork with Aeroseal.

 

In line with Australian standards, it's noteworthy that duct sealing is now recognised as one of the most efficient strategies for curbing energy expenses.

How does leaky ductwork affect IAQ? Leaks in the return duct allow contaminants to be sucked into the duct system and spread from one area throughout the rest of the facility.

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Leaks in the ventilation shaft reduce exhaust fan effectiveness in sucking dirty and stale air out of the building. This leads to mould and mildew issues which also hurts your indoor air quality.

Aeroseal improves comfort in your home immediately, removing “dead zones”, and evening out temperatures in EVERY room, balancing air flow and humidity, so you can truly get the most out of your furnace, air conditioner, any smart thermostat and climate control technology.

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Sealing your leaky ducts will result in:
– Greater humidity control
– Improved air flow
– Even temperatures
– Comfort in every room

With today’s growing concerns over energy savings and proper indoor air quality, your building’s HVAC system is expected to meet a high level of performance. Duct leakage specifications are getting tighter and tighter.

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More and more bulding engineers specify Aeroseal duct sealing as a routine component of all new construction projects. Aeroseal’s consistent results ensure your building will meet code requirements the first time.