No more air leakage

The air-tightness of a building can be described as the resistance to inward or outward air leakage through unintentional leakage points or areas in the building envelope. Research confirms that air leakage can account for up to half of all heat losses in modern buildings and can reduce insulation performance significantly.

One of the most cost effective means of reducing heating bills, increasing the energy efficiency in buildings and ensuring that the insulation can perform effectively is to use quality insulation while making sure the building envelope is as airtight as possible. In this way addressing air leakage can be pinpointed as one of the most effective and cheapest means of increasing the energy performance of our buildings.