No HOT2000 fight
Mid-build readings get used as-is. We don't ask for a re-test that confuses your modelling pass.
For energy advisors
Working alongside the EAs who run the numbers.
AeroBarrier is the lever you can pull when a builder's TEDI margin depends on hitting an ACH50 number. We coordinate around your mid-construction blower door, run the seal, and hand back documentation formatted for HOT2000 and rebate submission.
How the workflow runs
- 01
Mid-construction blower door
You run mid-construction blower door at drywall stage. Send the report. We use your number as our starting point — no duplicate testing.
- 02
AeroBarrier seal
We schedule the seal in coordination with your build phase. Live ACH50 graph hits target while we're on site. You get a documented before/after.
- 03
Joint reporting
Final blower-door report comes formatted for HOT2000, NRCan upload, and FortisBC rebate submission. We share raw data on request.
- 04
Rebate paperwork
We'll provide the AeroBarrier-specific documentation EnerGuide and FortisBC require. Builder, EA, and OAB share one paper trail.
Why EAs send us work
Step Code certainty
Step 4 and 5 ACH50 thresholds become predictable. You stop building airtightness contingency into your TEDI/MEUI margins.
Failed blower door rescue
Mid-build at 4 ACH50 with rebate at risk? We've taken homes from 4+ to under 1 ACH50 in a single day.
Co-marketing welcome
Joint case studies, builder education events, EnerPHit and Passive House jobs. We collaborate, never compete.
Get a quote
Got a build that needs an airtightness number?
Send plans, target ACH50, and construction phase. Written quote in 24 hours.