CFM50 & ACH50
CFM50 describes airflow at a 50-pascal pressure difference. ACH50 expresses that leakage relative to the tested building volume. We explain the measurements in the context of your home.

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Blower door testing helps measure air leakage and guide a closer investigation of the building enclosure. Discuss testing for your Westchester County or Bronx property.
KNOW WHAT COMES NEXT
Confirm the scope, understand the findings, and decide on your next step with the information you need.
Discuss the property, access needs, test purpose, and any project documentation requirements.
Use the test to evaluate air leakage and investigate relevant areas under the agreed scope.
Understand what the measurements mean, the limitations of the test, and practical next steps.
UNDERSTAND THE RESULTS
A blower door uses a calibrated fan in an exterior doorway to measure air leakage under a controlled pressure difference. The findings help guide further investigation and air sealing.
CFM50 describes airflow at a 50-pascal pressure difference. ACH50 expresses that leakage relative to the tested building volume. We explain the measurements in the context of your home.
Investigate accessible leakage paths around attic bypasses, rim joists, doors, and other enclosure details. Thermal imaging can support the investigation when conditions are suitable.
Use the findings to discuss targeted air sealing, insulation, and ventilation needs. Confirm the reporting scope and any before-and-after testing when planning improvements.
BEFORE WE VISIT
A leakage measurement and locating individual leaks are related but different tasks. Confirm how the inspection will investigate leakage locations.
Discuss before-and-after testing when planning the project so the measurement conditions and documentation can be agreed in advance.
Blower door testing is a diagnostic service that may be included in a broader assessment. Confirm which services you are booking.
START WITH YOUR HOME
Tell us where you are and what you’d like to improve.