Whole building air leakage testing measures the air infiltration of a building after it has been completely enclosed and finishes have been installed. It is commonly known as blower door testing, because the fans are often placed in an open door frame. It is also referred to as air barrier testing.
Airtight buildings contribute to lower energy usage, improved indoor air quality and increased occupant comfort. This testing is part of a comprehensive package of enclosure testing to verify the performance of the building envelope.
Whole building air leakage testing measures the air infiltration of a building after it has been completely enclosed and finishes have been installed. It is commonly known as blower door testing, because the fans are often placed in an open door frame. It is also referred to as air barrier testing.
Airtight buildings contribute to lower energy usage, improved indoor air quality and increased occupant comfort. This testing is part of a comprehensive package of enclosure testing to verify the performance of the building envelope.
Property owners and tenants typically perform this testing after building occupancy so issues can be identified and addressed to enable the building to function as intended without interruption or accelerated deterioration. To read more about air leakage testing click here.
Please contact us with any questions you may have regarding air leakage testing.
Property owners and tenants typically perform this testing after building occupancy so issues can be identified and addressed to enable the building to function as intended without interruption or accelerated deterioration. To read more about air leakage testing click here.
Please contact us with any questions you may have regarding air leakage testing.
