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Indoor Sealing

Precise and controlled improvement of building energy efficiency and indoor air quality

Airtightness sealing is a method used to reduce uncontrolled air leakage through building structures. When properly executed, it improves energy efficiency, reduces drafts, and supports healthy indoor air quality.

Applications

  • Detecting and sealing air leaks
  • Sealing junctions (walls, floors, ceilings)
  • Improving window and door connections
  • Sealing penetrations (pipes, cables, HVAC ducts)
  • Renovation and energy efficiency upgrades

Methods used

  • Sealants and elastic joints
  • Repair and reinforcement of air barriers
  • Penetration sealing solutions
  • Structural joint sealing systems

Benefits

  • Lower energy consumption and heating costs
  • Improved indoor air quality and reduced drafts
  • Improved moisture performance of structures
  • Enhanced overall energy efficiency of the building
  • Long-lasting and low-maintenance solution when properly executed

Outcome

Tight, energy-efficient, and healthier buildings with controlled elimination of air leakage and optimized structural performance.