Benefits of Aeroseal – Commercial
Proven Technology From A Trusted Team
ESCOs and contractors rely on our turnkey solutions to eliminate airflow issues.
Aeroseal technology offers commercial HVAC services to help increase comfort and energy efficiency in everything from hospitals, schools, hotels, and universities to municipal buildings, military facilities, and offices.
Invented in 1994 by Dr. Mark Modera at the Berkeley National Laboratory, Aeroseal technology has partly been funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. And they continue to develop award-winning solutions based on extensive field experience.
Our Recent Work
Achieve better air flow and comfort for the administrative offices on the ground floor. Beginning leakage 321 cfm (cubic feet per minute). Final leakage 55 cfm. 83% reduction.
Supreme Courthouse Building
Sealed ducting for ten (10) VAV (Variable Air Volume) boxes for maximum efficiency. Beginning leakage 187 cfm. Final 32 cfm. 83% reduction.
Hayden Library - ASU
Sealed all ducting to reduce the amount of dust on electronic products. Beginning leakage 223 cfm. Final 23 cfm. 90% reduction.
Apple Store - Scottsdale Fashion Square
Sealed all hot and cold supply ducting for the 2nd and 3rd floor patient rooms in conjunction with Contractor VAV replacements. Beginning leakage 1,392 cfm. Final leakage 58 cfm. 96% reduction.
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Sealed the main supply and exhaust shafts from the 14th floor rooftop to the 2nd floor in order to meet building code requirements and pass testing. Beginning leakage 1,152 cfm. Final leakage 93 cfm. 92% reduction.
Mirabella at ASU Retirement Community
Sealed all supply ducting from the 2nd floor up the two rooftop AHU’s (Air Handling Units) and down to four (4) operating rooms on the first floor. Beginning leakage 283 cfm. Final leakage 31 cfm. 89% reduction.
Yuma Regional Outpatient Surgery Center
Explore The Benefits
Reduce Energy Consumption
The Department of Energy ranks duct sealing as one of the most effective ways to reduce energy costs.
Improve Indoor Air Quality
Leaky ductwork is a key contributor to poor indoor air quality, directly impacting the health and well-being of a building’s occupants.
Fix Building Ventilation
Ventilation issues can be severe. They waste energy, cost money, and significantly reduce indoor air quality.
Ventilation for Commercial Buildings
Research suggests your building’s ventilation system is inefficient. According to the EPA, 80% of today’s buildings have leaky ductwork. These leaks are the primary cause of ineffective building exhaust.
Symptoms Of Poor Building Ventilation
Poor building ventilation is a critical issue. Research has clearly linked faulty building ventilation to higher energy costs, added maintenance costs, chronic health issues, reduced worker productivity, increased absenteeism, and indoor comfort problems.
Meet Specifications
Building and energy codes change frequently, but Aeroseal projects pass inspection — every time.
Meeting Duct Leakage Building Specifications
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. And duct leakage specifications are getting tighter and tighter.
More and more building 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.