Serving [territory], [major cities 3]
Blower Door Testing for [territory] Homes
We create comfortable homes by fixing leaky ones
See how a blower door test is performed to test for air leakage within a home.
One of the quickest and most affordable energy-saving projects is to seal cracks and openings around your house, but first you have to find the leaks. Some air leakage is obvious because you can feel it, such as a draft around your window or under an exterior door. Other leaks are less obvious.
Air leakage can be contributing to your uncomfortable home and high energy bills. Before installing new energy-efficient windows or making other efficiency upgrades, we recommend having a blower door test performed during your home energy audit to determine exactly how your home is using and losing energy.
To schedule your home energy audit and blower door test, call us at 1-844-244-4063 or click the button below. We are the area's trusted home energy contractor serving [major cities 2] and surrounding [state] areas.
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How leaky is your house? A blower door uses a fan to create negative pressure in your house. This causes outside air to be pulled in through gaps and cracks, making them easier to locate & fix.
What are the benefits of finding & fixing air leaks in your home?
- Less energy consumption & lower utility costs
- Helps prevent moisture condensation problems
- Reduces uncomfortable drafts caused by cold air leaking in from outside
- Blower door test helps determine how much ventilation is needed to improve indoor air quality
How a blower door test works
A blower door test helps locate air leaks in a house and is typically performed before and after air sealing. A blower door uses a special fan that's mounted in the frame of an exterior door to pull air out of the house, lowering the air pressure inside. The pressure difference between the air inside and outside the house forces the outside air in through all cracks and openings.
While the fan is running, a technician will inspect each room for air leaks. A pressure gauge measures the pressure differences inside and outside the home and an airflow manometer measures the airflow. The data provided by the blower door test allows the technician to quantify the amount of air leakage in your home, as well as find any unsealed openings following air sealing work.
Schedule your blower door test today!
A blower door test can help determine areas of your home that need air sealing and more insulation. As a qualified home energy contractor, we can recommend and provide the best solutions for treating your home's comfort and energy problems. We provide insulation upgrades and other home energy improvements in [territory], including [minor cities 1].
For an accurate diagnosis of air leakage in your home, contact us today to schedule your blower door test and comprehensive home energy assessment!
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