Stop Wasting Money, Seal Your Ductwork
Consumer Reports, Money Magazine and other leading publications say that duct sealing is one of the best investments to reduce home energy bills. Sealing duct work has proven to be more effective than attic insulation and upgrading windows. Leaving a leak in your air ducts is like leaving a leak in a water pipe: the cost begins to add up over time. Our Aeroseal procedure can find and remedy any inefficiency caused by gaps in your air ducts.
Our Aeroseal specialists have been working hard as the demand for sealed air ducts increases. You can see the results of our process by viewing any of the Certificates of Completion below. Each set of two certificates is the supply and return side of an HVAC system.
We show each of our Aeroseal customers this comprehensive report so they have a visual representation of their improved air efficiency and energy costs. Click on the images for a closer look.
If you’re interested in having your air ducts sealed tight, click the button below or call us at 1-800-Aeroseal for more information!
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Sealing leaks in your air ducts is one of the best ways to save on energy bills!
It is common for duct work to be installed with gaps or develop leaks over time. Part of regular home maintenance includes sealing any leaks that develop in your duct work. If you are unable to check for leaks yourself, Safety King offers the Duct Blaster, an air pressure test that can provide an accurate measure of how efficiently your system is running.
If leaks are discovered, Aeroseal is Safety King’s method of sealing air ducts from the inside. No matter where the leaks are in your duct work, the Aeroseal process is designed to seal any and all gaps. Two of our Aeroseal specialists, Bill and Eric, sealed the duct work of two entire HVAC systems in a home in Fair Haven last month. Click the images below to see the details of the sealing.
We show each of our Aeroseal customers this certificate of completion. It provides a visual representation of the improvement in air pressure for both the supply and return side of the HVAC system throughout the Aeroseal process.
If you’re interested in having your air ducts sealed tight, click the button below or call us at 1-800-AEROSEAL for more information!
Take Action to Improve Air Quality in Every Room!
Have you noticed a increased amount of dust in your home? Is this season causing allergies in your family? These could be air quality problems symptomatic of contamination via the gaps in your ductwork. Sealing a home’s air ducts results less dust, less allergies, and cleaner air. Watch the video below to find out if leaks in your ductwork could be the source of excessive dust and allergies.
“Typical duct systems lose 25 to 40 percent of the heating or cooling energy put out by the central furnace, heat pump or air conditioner. Duct repairs could be the most important energy improvement measure you can do.” –U.S Department of Energy
Our Aeroseal specialists Bill and Eric recently sealed the air ducts of a home in Rochester Hills greatly improving their indoor air quality and annual energy cost.
Safety King is credited in the rehabilitation of this Detroit home
The upcoming This Old House episode “Fixing the Fascia” features the home where Safety King worked with This Old House to revitalize a Detroit home. This episode originally airs on PBS nationally at 8pm on May 4th, 2017. You can look up your zip code here to find out when the episode will air locally.
“At the Grandmont Rosedale project, a new exterior wall goes up from the inside. In Russell Woods, Scott Caron and local electrician Shane Masters rough-in new kitchen wiring. Richard finds Joe Burke installing a brand new HVAC system before heading to Flint, MI to learn about the ongoing crisis that has residents without clean water. Back at the house, Tommy, Frank and local contractor Josh Engle install more substantial fascia in preparation for new gutters.”
Safety King went into the home and cleaned out the air ducts while the house’s outdated HVAC system was being replaced. It is a good idea to have the air ducts cleaned around the same time as a furnace replacement to keep your new equipment clean and efficient.
Episodes can also be viewed on Create Network as well as streamed through the PBS app on Apple TV and Roku boxes. Or just click the button below to watch full episodes online!
Full episodes are available online after the airdate!
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Minute with Mike: Interviews with Safety King’s Founder
Safety King’s Founder, Michael S. Palazzolo, recently did an interview with Charles Ellison on the Air Duct Cleaning Training Podcast. During their talk, Mike emphasizes the importance of smiling while talking with someone on the phone.
A good relationship begins with positive communication and most of our first impressions with people occur on the phone.
Body language is heard, even if its not seen. Even faking a smile changes the tone of your voice and emotions are contagious. People subconsciously try to match the energy of their peers so your smile has the power to influence the moods of the people around you.
Get Inspired With the Minute with Mike Show!
Listen to the Interview!
PBS’s Detroit Project
The Detroit Project is an initiative by Detroit’s community and PBS’s This Old House to help improve neighborhoods one house at a time. You can see how a renovation of this scale is done by watching season 36 of This Old House which begins airing on March 30th.
Safety King is glad to have contributed our air duct cleaning service to PBS’s Detroit Project. As a result, the air will be as fresh as the house once renovations are complete.
To get a preview of the drastic changes, you can watch PBS’s first digital series, Detroit. One House at a Time. Episode 4 is out now but you can click here to start from the beginning.
Another way to get a sneak peak at the Detroit house’s progress in a gallery article on The Detroit News. Here, you can read about the process and see before and after pictures of the outside of the building.
The renovations to this Detroit house airs on PBS’s This Old House soon, mark your calendars!
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Detroit. One House at a Time