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Blower Door Testing

Get ACH Testing For Code Compliance

New construction homes need to pass a blower door test to confirm a low air leakage rate. Different climate zones allow different air exchanges per hour.

Who Requires Blower Door Tests?

The International Residential Code (IRC) and International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) require blower door tests.

The goal of a blower door test is verifying that a new home has an acceptable amount of air leakage. Too much air leakage will result in excessive energy waste.

How Does Blower Door Testing Work?

Air changes per hour (ACH) testing for code compliance follows a straight-forward and scientific process.

Climate Zone Requirements

Acceptable ACH By Climate Zone

Why Work With Us?

Your home needs a blower door test to meet code compliance. But why trust South Central Services for your blower door test?

Most Up-To-Date Testing

Our tests comply with ASTM E-779 (2019), which is the most advanced method of testing air leakage.

Reliable & Educated Technicians

Our team is certified to perform blower door testing. We are also committed to lower energy costs through limited air leakage in homes.

A contractor at South Central Services completing a blower door test in a new construction home.

Blower Door Testing FAQs

When Do I Schedule My Blower Door Test?

What Happens If I Fail My Blower Door Test?

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How Much Does A Blower Door Test Cost?

Request A Blower Door Test

South Central Services is certified to offer blower door tests. Our technicians will work with you to measure the airtightness of your home.

We strive to provide flexible scheduling. However, the sooner you can get on our calendar, the better!

Remember, blower door testing is the last item to be completed in a new home.