Chattanooga Residential & Commercial
We provide DET Testing. Our blower door & duct work tests for new construction provides energy efficiency data for developers and HVAC businesses to know the quality of build!
Our tests for EXISTING homeowners helps to locate leaky areas where conditioned air is escaping. Then we can develope a plan that can help with electric & AC costs.
A blower door is a tool used to measure the airtightness of buildings. This machine can also be used to measure airflow between building zones, to test ductwork airtightness, and to help physically locate air leakage sites within the building’s duct system. This particular diagnostic test helps our technicians quantify the amount of air entering or escaping a building. Then our team will use the diagnostic information gathered to identify specific areas of air leakage, and then make necessary improvements to help you save energy and money.
Establishing proper airtightness in your home or building is important for many reasons, including:
Encapsulation is a vital step in improving the energy efficiency and comfort of your home or business. By addressing air leaks and ensuring a well-sealed environment, you can enjoy lower energy bills, improved indoor air quality, and enhanced comfort.
How effective is the HVAC system in your home or building? Our team at Energy Duct Testing can assess the situation through a series of tests to help locate potential leaks in your duct system, then develop a plan to address any issues uncovered. Leaks in your duct work can lead to heated or cooled air escaping the structure in various areas, resulting in not only a less efficient HVAC system, but also higher energy bills. Protect your investment with quality DET testing, and save money and energy while ensuring the temperature in your space is properly regulated.
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DETAILED TEST RESULTS
An Energy Duct of Chattanooga will walk you through a detailed report of your results and establish a plan for correcting any issues
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