Meet IECC 2024's New Standards
WITHOUT Attic Encapsulation
By sealing tighter than the 2024 IECC baseline—down to 2 ACH and 2% duct leakage—AeroBarrier helps you cut costs elsewhere. Builders are avoiding expensive attic encapsulation, reducing HVAC system sizing, and skipping extra foam or manual sealing steps. Tighter homes don’t just meet code—they save you money on every job.
How AeroBarrier Works
AeroBarrier uses a controlled, pressurized process to distribute an atomized, nontoxic sealant throughout the space. As air naturally escapes through leaks, the airborne sealant particles follow the flow, bonding to the edges of gaps and closing them in real time.
The system continuously monitors progress and provides a verified sealing report, ensuring airtightness meets or exceeds requirements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
At what stage of construction is AeroBarrier applied?
AeroBarrier can be applied anytime from rough-in to pre-occupancy, with rough-in or post-drywall being ideal. Installation timing depends on the build process and climate zone.
Is the sealant safe? What is it made of?
It’s a water-soluble, ultra-low VOC sealant that requires no chemical reaction to form a seal, ensuring no off-gassing or release of harmful chemicals into building envelopes.
How long does it take to apply?
The AeroBarrier process takes about 4 hours for a typical home, with more time needed for Passive House or ZERH-level sealing. Work can resume inside the home as soon as 30min after the seal, minimizing disruption to other trades.
How long does it last?
Third-party testing shows AeroBarrier remains durable after a simulated 50-year test with minimal seal degradation.
What size leaks does it seal?
AeroBarrier seals gaps from ½” to the size of a human hair, effectively closing tiny, hard-to-reach leaks that manual sealing often misses.
How is the air leakage measured?
The AeroBarrier system uses a calibrated blower door to measure envelope leakage, meeting ASTM Standard E779, E1554, CGSB-149.10-M86, EN 13829, ATTMA Technical Standard 1, NFPA 2001, RESNET and USACE.
Can it be applied in cold weather?
The AeroBarrier process requires temperature control and pressurization. Ideal conditions are ≥40˚F, but sealing below that may need extra preparation.
Do I need to protect any surfaces? What happens if it gets onto something accidentally?
At rough-in or post-drywall, minimal prep is needed. Walls and windows stay uncovered, while ducts, electrical, and plumbing openings must be sealed, and finished surfaces protected. AeroBarrier can be cleaned with a citrus-based cleaner if done promptly.
Visable & Verifiable Results
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Why AeroBarrier is the Smarter
Way to Seal
Seals air leaks automatically. Proven technology pinpoints and seals leaks in real time, even the ones you can’t see.
Guaranteed results. No uncertainty. AeroBarrier delivers verified airtightness, so you pass with confidence.
One-and-done application. No more hours of caulking, foaming, and chasing leaks with unreliable manual sealing.
Meets every standard. Whether it’s IECC, ENERGY STAR®, Passive House, LEED, or local energy codes, AeroBarrier gets you there.
Eliminates retesting costs. One test. One solution. No expensive rework or failed inspections.
Used by the Top Builders in the USA
IECC 2024 calls for costly changes like attic encapsulation, R-22 insulation, and 2x6 walls with R-19 cavity fill. But you don’t have to overhaul your build. Seal to 2 ACH and 2% duct leakage with AeroBarrier, and you can meet code without redesigning your homes or justifying massive cost increases.
This approach keeps your current package mostly intact, with only minor tweaks like upgrading to R-8 duct insulation. It can even reduce HVAC sizing — from 3.5 to 3 tons in a 1912 sq ft home — saving up to $200.
The only new trade you need? Aeroseal. It’s the fast track to code compliance without compromise.
