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Frequently asked questions

• At what stage of my build can AeroBarrier be applied?

  AeroBarrier can be applied at a range of points during the building process, usually between the ‘dry shell’ stage, where all external windows and doors are fitted, up to finished flooring and carpet fitout. As AeroBarrier is applied as a mist, the further along a build is means there is additional prep work, which is reflected in the cost.

  The type of building materials and style are also important – if there is or isn’t a ‘cold’ loft or attic, a basement or a ‘warm roof’ construction. When providing a quote, our team will ask for all relevant information – don’t worry if you don’t have it to hand, we can still give an initial estimation!

• I've heard that sealing a building too airtight is bad?

  A building that is too tight is a bad thing if the space hasn’t been designed for that level of air tightness.

  The popular saying “build tight, ventilate right” applies here and works both ways. Building airtight without proper ventilation could cause issues with indoor air quality in the space. On the flip side, a leaky building with proper ventilation could cause the mechanical ventilation and heat recovery (MVHR) system to not work as it is designed.

  AeroBarrier can achieve any desired air tightness level, subsequently removing the guesswork and ensuring the spaces are as air tight as they have been designed for.

• How will AeroBarrierUK reduce my household bills?

  Sealing your future home with AeroBarrierUK and achieving your air tightness level will reduce your energy usage by 40% – reducing your household bills so your home works hard for you, not the other way around.

• What happens if the sealant was to accidentally get on something?

  AeroBarrier can be cleaned off surfaces. We recommend using a standard citrus-based cleaner as soon as possible.