Home Performance, Weatherization, and AeroBarrier Installation Experts
See how the experts at NorthEast Air Sealing can benefit your home or building project.
Reach out to Northeast Air Sealing.
We’re your dedicated team of home performance and air sealing experts proudly serving Concord, NH & surrounding areas since 2004.
Is Your Home Drafty?
Poor insulation and other home performance issues are often the cause of indoor drafts. Let us find the weaknesses that are making you cold, costing money, and wasting energy.
Too Much Moisture?
Moisture accumulation and ice dams are a common problem for homes in New England and can cause major damage to your home over time.
High Energy Bills or Comfort Issues?
Upgrades in home comfort often reduce energy waste as well, leading to increased energy savings through all seasons.
Learn More About How Northeast Air Sealing Can Help Improve Your Home Comfort!
Beat the Blower Door Test the First Time. Guaranteed.
AeroBarrier is a breakthrough air sealing technology that helps new construction builders create airtight homes that are:
- More comfortable
- More affordable to heat and cool
- Healthier
- More energy efficient
Northeast Air Sealing is the premier AeroBarrier installation contractor serving New Hampshire, northern Massachusetts, and southern Maine.
AeroBarrier Installation
Learn more about the AeroBarrier air sealing process and the benefits of AeroBarrier over traditional air sealing.
Blower Door Testing
Northeast Air Sealing helps ensure your project is energy code compliant with blower door testing services.
Builders & Architects
Keep single-family and multi-family home construction projects on schedule and on budget with AeroBarrier.
Homeowners
AeroBarrier creates better homes with lower energy use and higher indoor health and comfort.
AeroBarrier is a cutting-edge air sealant that effectively eliminates energy waste and air leakage—learn more about how it works!
Results you can measure
AeroBarrier installers use special software to measure building airtightness in real-time.
Quick and simple installation
The AeroBarrier air sealing process takes just 60-90 minutes, with minimal prep and clean-up.
Cost-effective
Failing blower door tests are expensive. With AeroBarrier, project delays are a thing of the past.
Safe application
AeroBarrier is GreenGuard Gold certified with ultra-low VOC content and no off-gassing.
Meets high-performance building standards
Achieve IECC, ENERGY STAR, LEED, Net Zero Ready, and Passive House standards for air tightness.
Durable
AeroBarrier provides long-lasting results, passing durability tests simulating 50 years of service.
Experienced & Trusted.
Northeast Air Sealing is a New Hampshire-based Energy Auditing and Home Performance company founded by Rich Burns in 2004. In their two decades serving the needs of New England buildings, Rich and his team have performed audits and directed energy efficiency and ventilation improvements on many local homes and businesses.
Energy Audits
A home energy audit is the most important first step towards a more comfortable home and increased saving on your home energy bills.
Insulation
Inadequate insulation and air leakage are the largest causes of energy waste in most homes. A well insulated home can help reduce energy costs, make your house more comfortable and make walls, ceilings, and floors warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
Weatherization
We offer weatherization services for homes, multi-family buildings, and commercial buildings. Weatherizing your home is typically one of the best investments a homeowner or building owner can make for energy savings, energy bill savings, and reducing environmental impact.
Air Sealing
A massive amount of energy is wasted due to cracks, holes, and gaps in your house. Air leakage occurs when outside air enters and conditioned air leaves your house uncontrollably through cracks and openings.
Spray Foam Insulation
Spray polyurethane foam (SPF) insulation is a state-of-the-art insulation product that dramatically increases a home’s thermal performance.
Indoor Air Quality
Indoor air quality problems are more common than we think and affect a large majority of homes in the United States.
