What’s really causing this problem?
HVAC companies
will tell you that you need a new furnace or AC unit.
Insulation companies
will tell you to upgrade your insulation.
...and often these upgrades don’t fix
your comfort problem! Why?
The
air from your heating and cooling system isn’t getting to your whole house evenly
because of leakage in your ductwork – most often hundreds of cubic feet per
minute!
Testimonial: Jeff...” We have teenage girls who were always freezing – now they complain that it’s too hot! We have turned the temperature down 2° and have had to close vents in the back bedroom because it is too warm.”
Let’s compare
the costs of upgrading HVAC and insulation against the cost of
Aeroseal:
Solution to weak and uneven household heating and cooling
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Installation cost
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Costs of installation will be paid off through energy savings in:
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New furnace
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$5,000 +
|
12 + years
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Central air conditioning
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$2,500 +
|
12 + years
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Upgraded insulation – attic
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$1,500 +
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6 – 10 years
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Upgraded insulation – whole room
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$3,500 +
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6 – 10 years
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Aeroseal
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$1,500
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4 – 5 years!
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Most
importantly...
your
home comfort issue is solved!
You
and your family can enjoy living in your entire home with even temperatures
throughout the house. No more cold/hot bedrooms, family rooms, dens, etc. You’ll
be able to enjoy your home in full comfort as you had always wanted and
planned.
More from our customers:
Pete...”
Today, I am very pleased with the outcome. I have proper airflow to all my
rooms and I know when I “tune” my ducts from now on, the rooms will be the
right temperatures and get sufficient airflow. One of the good things is I seem
to have stopped heating wall spaces and ceiling cavities.”
Robert...”
Happy to say that what Aeroseal Ottawa promised – they delivered.”
Eric...”
Immediately after having Aeroseal seal the ducts, I noticed that the house is
warmer. The furnace is not coming on as often and shuts down quicker.”
Laurence...” I immediately noticed a difference
in the airflow and that there is more air into the farthest bedrooms. It is
also a lot quieter when the furnace comes on and it shuts down earlier.”
