Aeroseal Duct Sealing in Idaho Falls, ID

In a typical home, 20 to 30 percent of your heated and cooled air leaks out of the ductwork before it reaches the room. We’re the area’s certified Aeroseal dealer, and we seal those leaks from the inside, with no tearing open walls or ceilings, then hand you a before-and-after report showing exactly how much tighter your ducts are. It’s the real fix for high bills, rooms that never match, and a house that stays dusty. Serving Idaho Falls and Bonneville County.

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Certified Aeroseal, Sealed From the Inside

Ductwork is the highway for the air in your home, and most of it runs where you can’t see it. When there are gaps, cracks, and loose joints, about 20 to 30 percent of your conditioned air escapes before it reaches the room (ENERGY STAR). That’s air you already paid to heat or cool, gone into the attic.

 

Aeroseal is a patented sealant we spray as a fine mist inside the duct system. The particles find the leaks and build up on the edges until they close, sealing from the inside without opening walls. We’re the area’s certified Aeroseal dealer, and we’ve done this on older homes in Rigby, brand-new builds in Idaho Falls, and everything in between. Most homeowners have no idea how much air they’re losing until they see the report.

The Air You're |Paying to Lose|

When Duct Sealing Is Worth It

Signs Your |Ducts Are Leaking|

Some rooms never match

One room is always hotter or colder than the rest, no matter where you set the thermostat. That’s air not reaching it.

The system runs constantly

The furnace or AC runs and runs but the house still doesn’t feel right. Leaks make it work harder for less.

Bills keep climbing

Energy bills creeping up without a change in habits often trace back to conditioned air escaping the ducts.

The house stays dusty

Dust you can’t stay ahead of usually means leaky returns pulling attic and crawlspace air straight into your system.

The Aeroseal Duct Sealing Process

How the Sealing |Actually Happens|

We measure the leakage first

We close off the vents and run a test that shows exactly how much air your ducts are losing. You get a real number before any sealing starts.

We seal from the inside

We pump the Aeroseal mist through the ducts. It finds the cracks and seals them off from within, reaching leaks a person could never get to by hand.

We retest and prove it

After sealing, we run the test again and hand you a before-and-after report. You see the improvement in numbers, not adjectives.

Residential and commercial

We seal homes of every age and commercial buildings with extensive duct runs. Same process, same proof, either way.

Benefits of Sealing Your Ducts

Comfort You |Can Measure|

Lower energy bills

Stop losing a fifth to a third of your conditioned air and the system runs less to keep you comfortable. That shows up on the bill.

Even temperatures

When the air actually reaches every room, the hot-and-cold gap between rooms closes without touching the equipment.

Less dust in the house

Sealing leaky returns stops your system from pulling dust out of the attic and crawlspace, so there’s less to clean.

Half a Day, |Start to Finish|

Aeroseal Cost and What's Included

A typical home takes about half a day. The sealant is water-based, low-odor, and cures quickly, and there’s no drywall or ceiling damage because the whole thing happens inside the ducts. You leave with a before-and-after leakage report either way.

 

Duct sealing is not duct cleaning. Sealing closes the leaks so you stop losing air. Cleaning removes dust from inside the ducts, which is a different service we don’t offer. If leaks are your problem, sealing is the fix. Cost depends on the size and condition of your system, and we quote it after the leakage test, with financing available.

Aeroseal |Questions|

Idaho Falls Aeroseal FAQs

How much does Aeroseal duct sealing cost?

It depends on the size and condition of your duct system. We give you a specific quote after the initial leakage test, so the price is based on your actual ducts, and financing is available if you need it.

Yes. The sealant is water-based, low-odor, and cures quickly, and it stays inside the ductwork. There’s no drywall or ceiling damage because nothing gets opened up to reach the leaks.

Most homes are done in about half a day. You’ll have the before-and-after report in hand before we leave.

Sealing closes the leaks in your ducts so conditioned air stops escaping. Cleaning removes dust and debris from inside them. They solve different problems. We do sealing, and we don’t offer duct cleaning.

If your ducts are losing 20 to 30 percent of your air, yes. The before-and-after report shows your actual number, so you’re not taking it on faith. When leakage is low to begin with, we’ll tell you that too.

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Round Out the |Ductwork|

Related Ductwork Services

Some leaks are damage, not gaps. When a duct is crushed or disconnected, we repair or replace it.

Sealed ducts and better filtration together are what actually cut the dust in a home.

Still fighting hot and cold rooms after sealing? Zoning sends the air where each room needs it.

The Ridgeline |Second Look|

We Test Before You Spend on Bigger Equipment

Somebody told you the fix for your hot-and-cold rooms is a whole new system? Before you spend thousands, let us test your ducts. A leakage test shows how much air you’re actually losing, and sealing it often solves the comfort problem for a fraction of a new furnace or AC. If the ducts are tight and the equipment really is the issue, we’ll tell you that too. Either way, you get the numbers and the honest answer, first.

We Cover
Eight Counties

From the valley floor in Idaho Falls out to the mountain towns near the Tetons, we run calls across Bonneville, Jefferson, Bingham, Madison, Fremont, and Teton counties, plus Star Valley over the Wyoming line. Cold runs long out here and the air runs dry. We build for both.

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