Wanted to bring to your attention something new on the market that I think would be beneficial to homeowners and make your home 'green' and save energy. It is a duct sealing system that should save you $$ on heating and cooling bills year round.
Pleae call Robert Janczak below with any questions you may have. He would be happy to talk further with you about the sealing system and give you a quote. Also tell him where you saw this and he will give you an added discount!
AeroSeal Duct Sealing
Most homes have duct systems that have air leaks in the form of 
small holes or cracks. The result is a less comfortable home and high cooling and heating energy bills.
We are pleased to offer our customers the patented AeroSeal®duct system sealing process as the most effective, affordable and viable method for sealing the leaks in your home's central duct system. This award winning system will diagnose your duct system for leaks and seal those leaks from inside.
How does it work?
The Aeroseal® process seals duct leaks from inside the ductwork, using small sealant particles that deposit at the leaks without coating the interior of the duct system. This is accomplished by pressurizing the duct system with a fog of sealant particles sized to stay suspended in the air until they try to exit the duct system. By blocking all of the intentional openings in the duct system (i.e., diffusers or grilles), all of the sealant-laden air is forced through the leaks, they stick to the edge and build upon each other until the leaks are sealed. When the sealing is finished, a complete minute-by-minute record of the process is printed.
AeroSeal® is so sure of their system's results they offer a 10 year warranty.
Call HVAC Clinic today if you are experiencing any or all of these:
- Rooms or floors that are difficult to heat or cool
- High energy bills
- Air quality problems
- Constantly running system
- A noisy system
- Excessive dust
Robert Janczak
HVAC Clinic
(847)354-4080
Elk Grove Village
EPA Brochure pointing out 'Green' benefits.
Lyn, I see the issue if you have an unheated area that is getting the heat leaked into that area.
Bill: There have been alot of times where the duct work isn't connected or not connected well and I think that this will help on energy conservation. On many home inspections I've done, it's a common issue and I wanted to offer up this info.