Dawniel Mecurio
Phone: 419-564-3334
Email: dawniel@clearventusa.com
Duct Restoration
Duct Sealing Powered by Aeroseal®
A patented breakthrough technology that was invented by NASA to seal leaks and holes inside of your air duct system. This technology will seal the unreachable areas in your air duct system from the inside out and will seal any leakage that taping and mastic cannot seal.
Did you know that duct sealing offers the number one savings inside your home?
Duct sealing can offer more savings than insulation, programmable thermostats, windows, and upgrading your HVAC or other household systems.
How does the Aeroseal® process work?
We take a non-toxic, liquid sealant and heat it to become an aerosol mist. The mist then travels through the pressurized duct system and seals visible, invisible, and inaccessible leaks in your HVAC system.
The problems that were originally unsolvable can be solved! Create even temperatures throughout your entire home or business, reduce dusting, and save money on your energy bills by sealing your ductwork with Aeroseal®.
Sealing your duct work with Aeroseal® can also earn you up to $1,200 of tax credits under Section 25C of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Duct Lining Powered by Duct Armor®
Does your home have a lack of airflow? Perhaps you’re noticing a nasty smell from standing water? Is there sand or dirt coming through the vents or cracks in your home? Asbestos duct work?
In the past, relocating the air duct system into the attic space has been the only solution for many homeowners … until now. The Duct Armor® patented process for duct restoration is non-invasive and eliminates the need to break up the foundation of your home or relocate the ductwork above. The relocation process can be pricey and take a long time.
How does the Duct Armor® process work?
We begin with a thorough video inspection to identify the problem areas, confirm the material the ductwork is constructed of, while recording each duct run. The non-toxic spray coating is accomplished using an airless commercial sprayer, with a camera attached to the spray lines. We push in and spray as we are coming out, all the while seeing exactly what we are doing on the camera. A second coating is done 10-14 days later and you can use your heating or cooling immediately following each coating.