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Duct Blaster Test

Test your home’s energy efficiency with a duct blaster test

Your ducts play a vital role in your home by moving heat to and from your HVAC system and throughout the rest of your home. However, leaks in your ducts could be costing you greatly. If you ducts are leaking, then the air you’re paying to heat and cool is failing to get to its destination, forcing your HVAC system to work overtime. This, in turn, raises your energy bills overall.

Are you noticing unusually high energy bills? A duct blaster test can help identify the leaks so you can make the required repairs and start saving.

How does a duct blaster test work?

  1. Your contractor will install a duct blaster and connect it to the air handler.
  2. Once the other registers and grills are temporarily sealed, the duct blaster fan will pressurize the duct system by increasing fan speed until it achieves a standard pressure.
  3. The system will then measure the leakage of the system using a connected airflow and pressure gauge.
  4. Once the measurements have been collected, your contractor can estimate the efficiency loss from any leaks.
  5. Now that you are aware of the leakage, you can work with your contractor to decide on next steps.

While not always the case, some contractors might have the duct blaster blow a non-toxic fog through your ducts so you can literally see the leaks.If you think your home can greatly benefit from having a duct blaster test performed, reach out to your local contractor expert today for more details.

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