Aeroseal Duct Sealing

Traditional duct sealing means crawling through attics or cutting into walls to patch one leak at a time. Aeroseal duct sealing takes a smarter, cleaner approach — sealing your entire duct system from the inside out.

Here’s what the process involves:

1. System Preparation:

Our team temporarily blocks off all vents and registers to pressurize the duct system.

2. Aerosol Injection:

A fine, non-toxic aerosol mist is introduced into the ducts.

3. Leak Sealing:

As air escapes through cracks and gaps, the microscopic particles bond to the edges, forming an airtight seal.

4. Verification Report:

We measure leakage before and after sealing, giving you a detailed report that proves your ducts are sealed tight.

This efficient, mess-free process can be completed in just a few hours and can reduce duct leakage by up to 95%.

While traditional duct sealing relies on hand-applied tapes or mastics, Aeroseal ductwork sealing reaches deep inside hidden or hard-to-access sections of your HVAC system. That means no guesswork, no patchy coverage, and no disruption to your home.

Aeroseal advantages include:

• Seals every part of your duct system — even behind walls or above ceilings.
• Non-invasive process with no mess or damage.
• Verified results backed by a printed report.
• Faster completion and longer-lasting performance.

When compared to traditional duct sealing, Aeroseal is a more efficient, cost-effective manner of protecting your HVAC investment and keeping your family comfortable year-round.

With Aeroseal duct sealing, you can expect:

• Even temperatures throughout every room.
• Healthier indoor air with less dust, humidity, and allergens.
• Lower utility bills and reduced strain on your HVAC system.
• Quieter operation and improved overall airflow.

Every benefit supports what Residential Heating & Cooling stands for: comfort and care for every family we serve.

We believe home comfort projects should be simple, stress-free, and transparent from start to finish. When you schedule Aeroseal duct sealing with Residential Heating & Cooling, here’s what you can expect:

1. Friendly Scheduling & Clear Communication:

Our local, family-owned team will coordinate a convenient appointment and walk you through the process in plain language.

2. Professional Preparation:

On service day, our technicians arrive on time, explain each step, and protect your home during setup.

3. Efficient Sealing & Verification:

The sealing process typically takes a few hours. You’ll see a before-and-after leakage report showing exactly how much efficiency you’ve gained.

4. Post-Service Confidence:

We’ll clean up thoroughly and review maintenance tips to help your system perform at its best.

Need fast help? Emergency calls often receive same-day service.

We’ve built our 5-star reputation on treating customers the way we’d treat our own family. This means treating customers with honesty, respect, and care.

• Locally owned and operated in the heart of our community
• Wife-and-husband team personally involved in every aspect of service
• Comfort Club members receive priority support year-round
• Family & Friends discounts available
• 24-hour emergency service

From your first call to your final inspection report, you’ll experience the difference that comfort and care make.

Sealing your ducts with Aeroseal is one of the smartest ways to boost your home’s comfort, efficiency, and indoor air quality. Contact Residential Heating & Cooling today to schedule your Aeroseal duct sealing service. Our certified technicians are ready to help you save energy, breathe cleaner air, and enjoy a more comfortable home.

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Aeroseal Air Duct Sealing FAQ

Is Aeroseal safe?

Yes, Aeroseal is safe. It uses a water-based, non-toxic sealant that’s been tested and certified for residential use.

How long does Aeroseal last?

Independent studies show results lasting over 10 years, often much longer, with proper HVAC maintenance.

Can Aeroseal be used in older homes?

Absolutely. Aeroseal is ideal for both older and newer homes where ductwork may be hidden or difficult to reach.