
Why Air Sealing Matters
From new construction to renovation, Aerobarrier has the answer to your air sealing needs.

Lower Utility Bills
Immediate savings of up to one-third on heating and cooling

Enjoy a more comfortable home
Consistent room-to-room comfort without cold rooms, hot spots, or drafts

Improve air quality
Keep the pollutants and allergens OUTSIDE. Maintain a healthier environment INSIDE.

Prevent Moisture Intrusion
Keep your house envelope free from moisture preventing mold growth

Keep insects and pests out
If air can't get in neither can bugs or other pests.

Calm, quiet, peaceful interior
Keep noise from neighbors, traffic, etc. outside of your home

Save Labor Costs
Air sealing is more effective and more efficient than hand sealing. Do it faster, cheaper, and better with AeroBarrier.

True R-Value
Air sealing makes your R-Values consistent across the house. Get more out of your inslulation by not circumventing it with air leask.

Mechnical Efficiency/Longevity
A well sealed efficient home heats and cools more efficiently minimizing the load on your HVAS system.
Guarenteed Results


Building Durability
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Plugging air leaks is about more than just escaping air—it also means escaping moisture. Air barriers prevent the interior, moisture-laden air from entering the wall cavity where it can damage materials and promote mold growth.
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AIR LEAKAGE ALLOWS 100X MORE MOISTURE TRANSFER
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Moisture and humidity are big problems throughout Michigan. Drywall is the primary interior air barrier. The Building Science Corporation studied how much moisture passes through a drywall barrier during a typical year.
The control included a full sheet of drywall, and that was compared with a full sheet that had a 1″ hole cut out of it. That one, tiny hole allowed 100X the moisture to pass through it, adding up to 7.5 gallons of water.

Moisture Problems Related to Air Leakage
As moisture-laden air leaks into and out of your building, it often deposits moisture in the wall cavity, causing all sorts of unseen problems. From mold growth to wall failure, the effects of moisture deposits over time are devastating.

Warped & Swollen Wood

Mold in the Wall Cavity

Loss of Structural Integrity