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Aeroseal Duct Sealing
Seal up to 95% of the leaks in your ductwork!
Using Aeroseal technology, leaks are sealed from inside your duct system, reducing air loss and improving the performance of your HVAC system. The service is completed in just a few hours, with no demolition required.
10-year warranty
Non-toxic product
Before-and-after performance report
Typical leaks at duct joints
One room too hot, another too cold, even when your system is running at full capacity?
It’s not your system that’s broken. It’s your ductwork, which can lose up to 40% of the heated or cooled air before it reaches its destination.
Over time, duct joints—especially around connections and elbows—can become loose or unsealed. Heated or cooled air then escapes into your walls, attic or basement before reaching your rooms.
No demolition required
A typical home loses between 25% and 40% of its conditioned air due to duct leaks.
Air lost through the ductwork
Leaks reduce air pressure, create uncomfortable rooms and increase energy consumption.
Ductwork sealed from the inside
Aeroseal seals hidden leaks to improve comfort, efficiency and system performance.
One visit.
A home that feels different from the very first night.
DuraClim pressurizes your ductwork and releases an aerosol sealant that travels through the system, sealing every leak from the inside without opening a single wall.
Comfort in every room
No more freezing or overheated rooms. Temperatures become more balanced from one floor to the next.
Up to 30% in savings
Less wasted air can mean annual savings of $400 to $850 on heating and cooling.
Healthier indoor air
Fewer dust particles, allergens and pollutants are drawn in through leaks, resulting in cleaner indoor air.
No demolition
No walls opened, no drywall cut and no damage. The ductwork is sealed entirely from the inside.
Proven results
A computerized report measures duct leakage before and after the service, so you can see exactly what you paid for.
10-year warranty
Aeroseal sealant has an estimated lifespan of 40 years and is covered by a 10-year warranty.
How your duct sealing service works
Assessment & inspection
We inspect your ductwork, attic, basement and airflow balance. No detail is overlooked before we begin.
Initial pressure test
We pressurize the system to measure the exact amount of air escaping. This provides a clear baseline.
Aerosol sealing
A non-toxic, water-based sealant is released as fine particles. They collect around the edges of each leak and seal it from the inside.
Certification & report
A computerized report compares duct leakage before and after the service, often showing a reduction of up to 95%. You receive measurable proof of the work completed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the service take?
Between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the size of the home. No hotel stay is required—you can return home the same evening.
Is the Aeroseal solution safe?
Yes. Aeroseal is non-toxic, GREENGUARD certified and made from the same materials used in pacifiers and chewing gum. It is safe for children and pets.
My system is new. Do I really need Aeroseal?
Duct leaks are found in 75% of homes, regardless of the system’s age. Ductwork can deteriorate, become disconnected or may have been improperly installed from the start. Our free diagnostic will confirm whether your system has leaks.
How long does the sealant last?
Aeroseal is covered by a 10-year warranty and designed to last 40 years. It is a permanent solution, not a temporary fix.
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« The office above the garage was freezing every winter. After just one day of work, the room is finally comfortable. We can already see the difference in our energy bill. »
Marie-Ève L.
Homeowner, Laval
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« No dust and no damage. They provided a before-and-after report with the exact results. Very professional, with no pressure. »
Patrick D.
Homeowner, Montréal
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« We wanted to reduce the building’s energy costs. The certified report convinced our board. The results were exactly what we expected. »
Sylvie R.
Property Manager, Québec City
Your ducts sealed. Properly sealed.
Sealed ductwork for buildings that are more comfortable, healthier and more energy-efficient.