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Air Seal Your Home to improve indoor air quality
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Air sealing should occur on both sides of the exterior wall, meaning air seal all seams from the exterior and interior prior to installing finishing surfaces such as floors, walls, and trim. Ductwork running through unconditioned spaces such as attics or crawlspaces should also be sealed.
1. Detecting Air Leaks
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2. Caulk Exterior Seams of the Home
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3. Energy Recovery Ventilator
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4. Weatherstripping Around Doors and Windows
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5. Air Seal the Bypass of the Attic Floor to reduce Stack Effect
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6. Dust and Vacuum Regularly to improve indoor air quality.
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7. Open Your Windows Regularly
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8. Place Air Purifier / Air Scrubber in Commonly Used Rooms
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Prioritization ( biggest bang for buck ) to improve indoor air quality.
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