Bauer Specialty Insulation & Gutters

An Air Krete installation involves many steps. 

See what happens with a typical Air Krete install.  Most jobs are completed in a day. 

Existing exterior is removed.	Holes for Air Krete are drilled.
Drilling through mortar joints.	Prepped exterior ready for Air Krete.
Material set-up.	Mixing Air Krete.
Checking consistency and pattern.	Weighing for proper ratios.
Checking the mixing gun.	Power shut down for safety.
Air Krete pumped into brick walls.	Air Krete filling the cavity.
Air Krete flows to fill cracks and seal out air infiltration.	Cleaning out receptacles.
Cleaned outlet box.	Replacing siding.
Repointing with color matched mortar.	Smoothing to blend in.
The exterior and grounds are washed.	It's difficult to tell Air Krete was even installed - except for how much quieter and comfortable it is inside.