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AeroBarrier is widely used throughout the USA, Canada, The UK and other countries in Europe. Builders and developers are increasingly integrating AeroBarrier into their standard construction processes and business strategies.​
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“The end result was exactly what it was meant to be, which is always a great result for any builder,” says Ben. “Our pilot house reduced to an ACH of 0.85 which is an impressive outcome, especially given the ease of installation.
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Discover how AeroBarrier enables exceptional air tightness, making high-performance living accessible to all. Learn how Lyndhurst St Townhouses achieved Homestar 6 with ease and reduced energy demand by up to 22%.
Stage 1. Initial airtightness testing. One Tree Hill College is undertaking a deep retrofit of an ex-state house from Māngere East where Kāinga Ora - Home and Communities are doing a major redevelopment programme. The One Tree Hill College Trade Academy is working in partnership with Kāinga Ora to upgrade this house into a healthy, dry, home while preparing our pre-trade students for building apprenticeships.
Three three townhouses airsealed to below 1.5 ACH50 in one day, exceeding Homestar 6, version 5 standards. Built to rent, the owner wanted to provide tenants with comfortable, energy efficient and healthy homes to live in. Both the builders and energy modeler found AeroBarrier's performance simple and dependable, offering a superior solution for meeting airtightness targets compared to traditional methods.
AeroBarrier has completely transformed our approach to air sealing, allowing us to quickly and precisely seal even the smallest leaks in a matter of hours. This technology ensures our homes are incredibly airtight, improving energy efficiency and overall comfort while maintaining high construction standards. AeroBarrier allows us to consistently deliver really high-quality Mandalay Homes.
AeroBarrier is a revolutionary air sealing system that drastically improves energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and comfort by automatically sealing even the smallest leaks. After just 90 minutes of applying AeroBarrier, we achieved an airtightness of 0.3 ACH50, making this the tightest and most energy-efficient house I've ever built, far surpassing code requirements.
New Tradition Homes has always prioritized building high-performance, energy-efficient homes that meet the highest standards, like Energy Star, while maintaining a strong commitment to family values and quality. With the help of AeroBarrier's innovative sealing technology, they were able to improve their homes' airtightness significantly, going from 2.5 air changes per hour to as low as 0.6, ensuring lasting energy efficiency and comfort for their customers.
AeroBarrier is an innovative solution that automatically finds and seals hidden leaks that builders and traditional methods can't easily address, making the air sealing process both effortless and highly effective. Its ability to solve these problems in an intuitive and labor-saving way makes it a no-brainer for improving building envelopes in any home
AeroBarrier is a game-changing air sealing system that effortlessly brings homes to and even beyond Passive House standards by automatically identifying and sealing every pinhole and leak. It's simple, effective, and cost-efficient, making it an essential tool for achieving airtight, energy-efficient homes without the usual guesswork."
AeroBarrier is a game-changing air sealing system that effortlessly brings homes to and even beyond Passive House standards by automatically identifying and sealing every pinhole and leak. It's simple, effective, and cost-efficient, making it an essential tool for achieving airtight, energy-efficient homes without the usual guesswork."
Australian homes can be made climate-ready, reducing bills and emissions – a new report shows how. Millions of homes were built before Australia introduced housing energy efficiency standards in 2003. They’re leaky. Gaps around windows, doors and between building materials allow air to move in and out. So people tend to compensate, with more heating and cooling. It’s costly and damaging for the environment. Using a national sample of 102,000 Australian homes across all 69 climate zones, we identified the most common housing types. Then we worked out how to make them “climate ready” and what benefits would flow.

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