Jett-Seal Inc. uses Aeroseal technology to seal the ductwork from the inside out by using a UL tested and approved sealing material. It's clean and safe.

High Energy Bills Have you ever thought you might be paying more than you should?

Most homeowners are unaware that more than 80% of all U.S. homes have significant leakage in their duct systems, with up to 40% of conditioned air being lost through perforations, seams, and gaps in ductwork. Not sealing these leaks is like leaving your front door open all year long. Every time your heating or cooling system runs, treated (heated or cooled) air leaks out of the ductwork, and untreated air is pulled into your home. That's a lot of wasted money.

Jett-Seal Inc. uses a set of unique and patented technologies for duct diagnostics and sealing. We can diagnose whether your duct system has enough leakage to merit sealing, and provide you with an estimate how much you can save by sealing those leaks. Jett-Seal Inc. can reduce your energy use by up to 30%. Find out how Jett-Seal Inc. and Aeroseal can help you. Click here or call 501.225.SEAL(7325) to schedule an in-home consultation. In Hot Springs call 501.760.SEAL(7325)

The average home:
~ Has about 180 feet of ductwork
~ Accumulates over 40 pounds of dust each year
~ Leaks 20% of conditioned air
~ Wastes $300 a year in energy cost through leaky ducts

If every home in the United States sealed leaking ductwork:
~ Consumers would save over $5 billion in energy costs every year
~ It would be like taking 13 million cars off the road every year

Variations In RoomTemperatures Did you know that your ductwork is the most likely cause of this problem?

Leaks at elbows, fittings, and joints in your ductwork cause losses of conditioned air before it gets to your rooms. Sometimes poor duct design, inadequate insulation, careless initial installation, or damage from other construction trades, can cause ducts to perform poorly. In other cases, a duct can be so long that back pressure causes air flows to be too low, which in turn affects delivery temperatures. Rooms that receive low airflow and/or poor delivery temperatures are generally uncomfortable. Raising or lowering the thermostat to compensate means that other parts of your home will be overheated or overcooled.

Poor Indoor Quality Excess dust? Getting allergies at home?

Your ductwork might be causing the problem. Leaks in return ducts pull in dust from dirty attics, basements, or crawlspaces. This polluted air can bypass the filter, be delivered to your furnace fan, then distributed into your supply ducts, and finally blown into the living area of your home.

Jett-Seal Inc. can diagnose whether your ductwork has significant flows through leaks, and then seal the small rips, separations and cracks that add up to cause that leakage. Aeroseal can improve your indoor air quality along with your allergies.