Quick Facts
New Construction Residential
Prevent unwanted air leaks through walls, roofs.
Improve energy efficiency and reduce costs.
Help control moisture, reducing the risk of mold.
Essential for maintaining consistent indoor comfort.
What is Air Barrier
An air barrier is a crucial component of a building’s envelope, designed to prevent uncontrolled airflow between the indoors and outdoors.
By stopping air leaks, it helps maintain consistent indoor temperatures, reduces energy loss, and prevents moisture from entering the structure—protecting against mold, rot, and damage over time. Air barriers play a key role in improving energy efficiency, enhancing indoor comfort, and supporting better air quality inside the home.
Air barriers seal gaps other materials can’t.
Air barriers boost indoor comfort.
Sealing with air barriers reduces energy use, lowers utility bills, and enhances indoor comfort year-round—plus proper attic ventilation is essential.
Air barriers help control temperature and moisture, cutting heating costs and preventing air leaks for a more comfortable home in every season.
Air barriers help lower energy bills.
Air barriers help lower energy bills by preventing uncontrolled airflow between the indoors and outdoors, reducing the workload on heating and cooling systems.
By sealing air leaks, they maintain stable indoor temperatures and minimize energy waste. This not only cuts monthly utility costs but also boosts overall energy efficiency and comfort in the home.
