Aeroseal

[heating_seattle]

Does anyone here provide this service? What do youguys think about it?

[heating_seattle]

Really? No one? The website seems kinda cheesy but if it works it sounds like a good service to provide especially with the mandatory blower door testing in Washington.

www.aeroseal.com

[pageyjim]

I think this may be more prevalent in California. Maybe it is too early for them.

[jimj]

I think Dash does and it does work.

[seatonheating]

It's a waste of money.

[jimj]

It's a waste of money.

Are you saying it doesn't work or is not worth the expense?

[seatonheating]

A little of both.

[seatonheating]

Double post.

[jimj]

Well it does work, I just don't see the ROI ( at least in most cases).

[seatonheating]

Well it does work, I just don't see the ROI ( at least in most cases).

I'm just leery of anything applied to the interior of an HVAC system.

[jimj]

I'm just leery of anything applied to the interior of an HVAC system.

The process was developed by an engineer ( sorry I can't remember his name ) that is well know for his studies and articles in the failure of duct tape. Believe me he is no fool and the product works. I looked into it years ago before Carrier bought it but could not rationalize the cost of the equipment and my ROI.

[seatonheating]

The process was developed by an engineer ( sorry I can't remember his name ) that is well know for his studies and articles in the failure of duct tape. Believe me he is no fool and the product works. I looked into it years ago before Carrier bought it but could not rationalize the cost of the equipment and my ROI.

Was it DavidNJ?

[jimj]

Was it DavidNJ?

ahhh, NO. LOL