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Air Sealing

We hunt down the leaks — attic hatches, top plates, pipe and wire penetrations, recessed lights — and seal them. Insulation's essential partner.

Air Sealing — photo

Insulation slows heat moving through materials. It does almost nothing about heat carried by moving air — and homes leak air from a hundred small holes: the attic hatch, the gaps where pipes and wires pass through top plates, recessed light cans, chimney chases, dropped soffits. In winter, your heated air escapes through the top of the house and pulls cold air in at the bottom. That's the stack effect, and it runs all season, in both directions.

Air sealing is the unglamorous work that makes insulation perform: foam, caulk and rigid covers applied leak by leak in the attic floor and other key boundaries. It's why we seal before we insulate on every job — new insulation laid over open leaks is money spent at a discount.

What's included

  • Top plates, wire and pipe penetrations sealed across the attic floor
  • Attic hatch weather-stripped, insulated and latched tight
  • Recessed lights and bath-fan housings addressed safely
  • Chimney and flue chases sealed with code-appropriate materials
  • Basement rim-joist and sill leaks sealed from below

Book Your Free Assessment

Tell us what you need and we'll call you back to confirm. Rather talk now? (855) 640-0404 — answered 24/7.

Preferred contact

Free and no-obligation. We confirm every appointment by phone.

How it works

Our Process

1

Find the leaks

We read the attic the way air does: dust-stained insulation marks the leaks, and we map every penetration before touching material.

2

Seal the big ones first

Chases, dropped soffits and open wall tops are capped and sealed — these move more air than a hundred small holes.

3

Seal the small ones

Every wire, pipe and fixture penetration gets foam or caulk, bay by bay.

4

Then insulate

With the boundary sealed, new insulation goes in over a floor that no longer leaks — the order that makes both work.

Questions

Air Sealing — FAQs

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