Indoor Air Quality of Texas is an authorized Aeroseal duct sealing and Aerobarrier envelope sealing services provider located in Austin, Texas. Indoor Air Quality of Texas are experts in creating the best breathable air inside your home or business. And if you're not sure whether the indoor air you're breathing is impacted by leaky ducts, we can help with that too. Improving the air quality in your home or business starts here. We offer professional quality duct cleaning and sealing along with whole-home envelope sealing providing maximum protection from allergens and pollutants in your living space.
Indoor Air Quality of Texas has been improving the air our clients breathe in Austin homes since 2012. Every day we help clients improve their lives through better air quality and greater indoor comfort. Rooted in building science, we started by testing homes to better understand how they work and how indoor air quality can improve your health and comfort. Indoor Air Quality has tested hundreds of new and older homes throughout Central Texas. What we found were builders frequently struggling to seal building envelopes and duct systems, leaving homeowners, especially in older homes, stuck with poorly sealed houses, discomfort, and IAQ issues.
Such hardworking people. Total quality. Extreme integrity. Outstanding. I am a new customer but the installation process was a total pleasure.
We sealed the ductwork in this 5 system home over the past few days. This beautiful Kentucky estate is almost 200 years old! They had humidity issues as well as other comfort problems. So interesting to go to other parts of the country and see how differently things are done. Metal ductwork is...
Aerosealing the ductwork in this 120 yr old historic home in San Antonio today. Helping to get their humidity under control. Started at 225 CFM of leakage. By the end we will be close to 20 CFM remaining. 225 CFM is like a 6x8 inch hole in the ducts that’s letting in all the heat and humidity from...
Ductwork is an important part of the building envelope and the quality of the install is often hidden from view. Here is a 1980’s metal supply plenum with grey Mylar flex. Someone took the time to seal the insulation liner to the plenum, so you’d think that the ductwork is sealed.....wron g! Swiping...
We are sealing up some 🐀 holes today. If you see insulation start to appear behind your registers, you probably have duct leakage. Not only can duct leakage impact your indoor air quality but mice droppings and fluids can be toxic and even deadly to humans. Not something you want in your air stream....
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