Blower Door Testing
Checks the home for air leaks and confirms whether it meets the blower door requirement needed for final approval.
Certified blower door and duct leakage testing for builders, HVAC contractors, and new homes across Cedar City, Iron County, and surrounding Southern Utah communities.
New-construction energy-code testing · Final-inspection documentation
New Utah building code requirements mean new homes—and some commercial projects—need a blower door test and a duct leakage test before final approval and a certificate of occupancy. We make that part easy:
Checks the home for air leaks and confirms whether it meets the blower door requirement needed for final approval.
Checks the ductwork for air leaks and confirms whether it meets the duct leakage requirement needed for final approval.
Tell us the project address, test needed, approximate size, and preferred timing.
We perform the appropriate diagnostic test onsite using specialized equipment.
Receive clear test results and documentation so you know what comes next. Once the project passes, we send you a certified report to submit to your building department.
For new construction, energy-code documentation, HVAC verification, or targeted leakage diagnosis.
Checks the home for air leaks and shows whether it meets the required blower door standard.
Checks the HVAC ductwork for air leaks and shows whether it meets the required duct leakage standard.
If a project doesn’t pass the first time, we help identify the problem areas and return to retest after repairs are made.
You shouldn’t have to become a building-science expert just to close out a house. The testing process should be clear, responsive, and easy to coordinate.
Call About Builder PricingPricing can vary based on the test needed, home size, location, project stage, retesting, and whether you have multiple homes or units.
Blower Door & Duct Leakage Testing
A quick conversation is the easiest way to confirm the test, timing, and pricing for your project.
Call 435-236-0563We serve projects in Cedar City, Enoch, Iron County, and surrounding Southern Utah communities. Outside the immediate area? Send the project address and we’ll confirm availability.
A blower door test uses a calibrated fan installed in an exterior doorway to create a controlled pressure difference. The equipment measures the airflow needed to hold that pressure, which shows how airtight or leaky the building envelope is.
ACH50 means air changes per hour at a pressure difference of 50 Pascals. It expresses how many times the home’s indoor air volume would be replaced in one hour under the standardized test condition.
A failed result is information, not the end of the project. We can help clarify the result, support leakage diagnosis, and return for verification after corrections are completed.
Schedule when the building envelope is complete and the home can be prepared for testing, but early enough that there is still time to correct problems before the relevant inspection or project deadline.
Yes. Duct leakage testing measures air escaping from the HVAC duct system. Tell us the project stage and what documentation has been requested so we can confirm the appropriate test.
Call directly to discuss the project, confirm which test you need, get a quote, and coordinate a testing date. If possible, have the project address and approximate conditioned square footage ready.
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