Sealing air leaks in the building envelope should be one of your top priorities when reducing energy loss in your home.

Dropped ceiling Recessed light Attic entrance Electric wires & box Plumbing penetrations Water and furnace flues All ducts Door sashes & frames Chimney penetration Warm air register Window sashes & frames Baseboards Plumbing access panel Electrical outlets & switches Light fixtures Sill plates

Caulking	Weatherstripping
According to several government and utility company studies, infiltration (air entering and leaving the building envelope) can consume up to 40% of the energy used for heating and cooling. By caulking and weatherstripping the gaps, cracks, and holes in your home, you not only lower energy costs, but can also reduce a large percentage of dust.

High-tech diagnostic tools give you the whole story. Using trained professionals to measure, pinpoint, and seal air leaks in your home is crucial for long-lasting results. Testing before and after the sealing process is highly recommended.