Air leaks can make your home uncomfortable. During the cold Ohio winter you may experience drafty windows and doors, cold walls or ceilings, and ice buildup. In the summer you may experience uncomfortably hot ceilings or rooms, no matter how low the A/C is set. All of these examples are symptoms of air leaks or poor insulation.
There are many ways to fix air leaks, such as caulking, using spray foam, and weather stripping smaller cracks and gaps. Plywood, drywall and rigid foam insulation may be used for plugging larger holes. Sheet metal and high-temperature caulking can be used to close gaps around chimneys and furnace flues.
Get a quote on home sealing in the Columbus area today by calling (614) 351-6640 or contacting Edwards/Mooney & Moses online!
Home air sealing is a process recommended by EPA to help increase the comfort and energy efficiency of your home by improving the seal of “envelope” – the outer walls, ceiling windows, and floors.
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Adding insulation can reduce the amount of energy it takes to heat and cool your home and can help provide consistent comfort in every part of your home, especially when the outside temperatures are the most extreme. It is important to seal air leaks before adding insulation.
To improve the envelope of your home it is important to:
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Ensure that your home stays comfortable and energy-efficient year round by having your outer walls, ceiling windows and floors. Since 1949, Edwards/Mooney & Moses has been serving central Ohio and surrounding areas, helping homeowners, contractors and businesses with their air sealing and insulation needs. We will insulate and seal your home or building in the most efficient manner possible using proper techniques.
For air sealing and insulation services in Columbus and the surrounding areas of Central Ohio, contact Edwards/Mooney & Moses online or call (614) 351-6640
Residential insulation helps homeowners reduce energy costs, improve indoor comfort, and enhance efficiency by properly sealing and insulating spaces with high-quality materials like fiberglass, spray foam, and blown-in cellulose.
Commercial insulation enhances energy efficiency, regulates indoor temperatures, and ensures code compliance for offices, warehouses, and multi-family properties using materials like spray foam, fiberglass batts, and metal building insulation.
Gutters protect homes and buildings by directing rainwater away from the foundation, preventing erosion, leaks, and water damage with durable seamless systems, gutter guards, and custom installations.
Air sealing prevents drafts, moisture buildup, and energy loss by sealing gaps and leaks in a home or building’s structure, improving comfort and efficiency while reducing heating and cooling costs.
A Home Energy Evaluation identifies inefficiencies in insulation, air sealing, and energy usage to help homeowners reduce costs, improve comfort, and enhance overall efficiency with expert recommendations.