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Bountiful Air Sealing

Seal Draft-Prone Gaps in Bountiful Properties

Cold winters and hot summers along the Wasatch Front can make gaps around penetrations, access points, windows, and doors noticeable throughout the year. Older homes in the region also commonly have gaps at basement rim joists.

We provide targeted air sealing for Bountiful homes, office buildings, and large-scale warehouses. iFOAM Insulation of Layton assesses the property, seals identified gaps, tests the completed work, and guides you through the final inspection.

Call (801) 928-7257 to request a free air sealing assessment and a tailor-made estimate for your Bountiful property.

Where Air Escapes & How We Seal It

Outdoor air can enter a building while conditioned air escapes through gaps and openings. We inspect accessible areas to find sources that may contribute to drafts, uneven temperatures, or unnecessary heating and cooling demand.

Our assessment may cover these common problem areas:

Attics: Hatches, recessed lighting, penetrations, and openings around plumbing or electrical lines.
Basements: Gaps along basement rim joists and openings where pipes or wires pass through exterior assemblies.
Crawl Spaces: Accessible cracks, penetrations, and connections between the crawl space and conditioned areas.
Windows & Doors: Gaps around frames, movable components, and other points where outside air can enter.

We choose sealing methods based on the location and type of opening. Depending on the area, we may use spray foam insulation for suitable gaps, caulk for smaller cracks, or weather stripping around operable windows, doors, and attic hatches.

Our Bountiful Air Sealing Process

Your property assessment determines where we work and which materials we use, rather than applying the same method everywhere.

Our process follows five clear stages:

Property Assessment: We evaluate the building and identify accessible areas where unwanted air movement may occur.
Installation: Our installers seal targeted gaps with methods and materials selected for each area.
Quality Testing: We test the completed installation.
Work-Area Cleanup: Our team cleans the work area after installation and testing.
Final Walkthrough: We complete a final inspection walkthrough so you can review the finished work with us.

Our installers are trained in the iFOAM way, with quality and safety incorporated throughout the service. We’re also members of the Insulation Contractors Association of America and the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance.

Completed work is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on materials and a 5-year workmanship warranty. During your assessment, we can explain the coverage that applies to your project.

THE PATH TO NEW iNSULATiON

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Schedule a Free Assessment
During your free in-home assessment, we’ll evaluate insulation levels and provide honest recommendations for improvement. We’ll leave you with a free estimate to know just what to expect, and we’ll answer all your questions.
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Let Our Team Install
Thanks to our simple and easy installation process, your new insulation system will be installed before you know it! They’ll make sure to get the work done efficiently, accurately, and with minimal disruption to your daily routine.
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Ensure Quality
With the help of advanced testing techniques and proprietary technology, our team can accurately measure and diagnose insulation performance in any home, ensuring your new installation is working at its best and you’re free of other issues.
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Cleanup
Before we leave, we’ll make sure to clean up any mess created during the installation process. We take pride in leaving our customers’ homes as clean as we found them.
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Final Inspection
To finish off our service, we’ll conduct a final inspection to ensure your satisfaction with the installation process and the results. We want to make sure you’re getting the most out of your investment and feeling comfortable in your newly insulated space.

Signs Your Property May Need Air Sealing

Drafts, uneven room temperatures, and higher heating or cooling bills can indicate unwanted airflow. Because these signs don’t reveal the source, an assessment considers the property as a whole rather than only the room where discomfort is most noticeable.

Air sealing and insulation perform different functions. Air sealing blocks unintended airflow through gaps and openings, while insulation slows heat transfer through walls, ceilings, floors, and other assemblies. Depending on its condition, a property may need either service or both.

The EPA and ENERGY STAR estimate that sealing a home and adding insulation in attics, floors over crawl spaces, and accessible basement rim joists can save an average of 15% on heating and cooling costs and 11% on total energy costs. Those figures apply to the combined work, not air sealing alone. The savings methodology assumes leaks are sealed throughout the house, including paths to the attic, through the foundation, and around windows and doors.

Request a Tailored Air Sealing Estimate

Schedule an assessment through our online appointment calendar or submit our contact form to receive a free estimate tailored to your Bountiful property.

We’ll identify accessible gaps and recommend sealing methods suited to your property, with a defined process from assessment through final inspection.

Call (801) 928-7257 to request your free assessment and estimate.

What Air Sealing Costs & Utah Rebates Depend On

Air sealing prices vary because every building has a different layout, number of gaps, and combination of accessible work areas. A property assessment allows us to prepare a tailor-made estimate instead of relying on a general price range.

Some Utah residential electric customers on qualifying rate schedules may be eligible for an air sealing rebate through Rocky Mountain Power’s Wattsmart Homes program. Program requirements can change, so homeowners should confirm current terms, rebate amounts, and deadlines directly with Rocky Mountain Power before relying on an incentive.

Wattsmart Homes air sealing rebates are calculated based on CFM50 reduction, while eligibility itself depends on reaching specific ACH50 leakage targets. CFM50 measures the cubic feet of air moving through a building per minute when the property is held at a pressure difference of 50 pascals. The program requires testing before and after the project to document the improvement.

The program excludes homes built within the last 10 years and homes where electric heat doesn’t serve at least 80% of the conditioned space. Meeting those conditions doesn’t guarantee eligibility. Homeowners should confirm the property, customer rate schedule, testing requirements, and current program rules with the utility.