Builder questions, answered straight.

An aerosol envelope sealing system. The house is pressurized with a blower door and filled with a water-based sealant mist; the escaping air carries the particles into the gaps, where they build up until the gaps close. Leakage is measured live, so the seal stops at your target. Full walkthrough.

After insulation and before drywall is best. Windows and exterior doors must be in and the rough-ins inspected. Drywall up, taped and primed still works. Finished floors and cabinets can be sealed too, with more masking and a longer day.

It depends on the Step your municipality and project require. The BC Step Code tables set airtightness targets by step; your designer and energy advisor confirm the number for your project. Step Code airtightness explained.

Typical finished results land between 0.5 and 1.2 ACH50. The best on record is 0.24. Every seal is measured, and you get a report showing where the house started and finished.

Often, yes, as long as finishes are not in. Send the energy advisor's result and we will tell you straight whether a seal gets you there. Failed test guide.

Yes, unit by unit with a documented result per unit. Multi-family air sealing.

No, we are an air sealing contractor and we work alongside them. Your energy advisor handles EnerGuide, modelling and the compliance tests; we seal to the target they set. How we work together.

It is a water-based acrylic. Once cured it is inert and the home is occupied normally. Crews use respiratory protection during application as standard practice.

No. Large openings are closed by hand first, and firestopping and rated separations are installed to code. The seal closes the small leakage paths that are left.

Yes. Build tight, ventilate right: a tight house needs mechanical ventilation, usually an HRV or ERV, sized by your designer.

Send the plans or conditioned square footage, the target step, the stage and the unit count. You get a written quote. What drives the price.

Kelowna is home base. We seal across the Okanagan and the Shuswap: West Kelowna, Lake Country, Vernon, Coldstream, Penticton, Summerland, Peachland and Salmon Arm. Service area.

Our crew, with Sebastian, the owner, running the seal. You deal with the person who runs the seal.

Yes, with Aeroseal, the duct side of the same aerosol process. Duct sealing.