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Duct Leakage Test Report Form - Pinellas County, Florida 2026

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The document is a Duct Leakage Test Report that assesses compliance with the 2020 Florida Building Code, Energy Conservation, 7th Edition. It provides details on duct leakage test results for various systems, specifying requirements for qualifying as 'substantially leak free' and outlining methods for performance evaluation. The report includes job information, test results, and verification of compliance by a licensed tester.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Duct Leakage Test Report Form in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Job Information section. Enter the Builder's name, address, city, community, lot, unit, state, jurisdiction, and zip code accurately.
Proceed to the Duct Leakage Test Results section. For each system (System 1, System 2, System 3), input the CFM25 values as measured during testing.
Calculate the total of any additional systems and enter this value in the designated field.
Refer to the Prescriptive Method and Performance or ERI Method sections to ensure compliance. Input necessary calculations based on your test results.
Complete the Testing Company information and provide a contact phone number.
Finally, have the tester sign and date the form to verify that all information is accurate and compliant with Florida Building Code requirements.

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Is a blower door test required in Florida?

The Fifth Edition of the Florida Building Code (FBC) requires blower door testing for all residential dwelling units. This would include single family houses, town houses, duplexes, and each condominium and apartment unit where the building is three stories or less.

What is the 2 foot rule for ducts?

The air now has to re-pressurize to regain its turbulent flow so it can continue to push its way down the duct. It requires about 24 or two feet to do this. This is the Two-Foot Rule?. Ideally, you should allow at least 24 between takeoffs and at the end of any duct run.

How do you test for air leakage in ductwork?

Conducting a duct leakage performance test is a simple process with the ALF duct leakage tester. A single operative can pressurise and examine the duct system for air leaks, in much the same way that a plumber pressure tests water pipes for leaks.

What is the procedure for duct leakage testing?

Pressure pan test With the house pressurized (or depressurized) to 50 Pa (-50 Pa) using a blower door, a pressure gauge is attached to the pressure pan by means of a hose. If the pressure difference is near zero, this indicates that the ductwork associated with that particular register is not connected to the outside.

How is a duct leakage test done?

With the house pressurized (or depressurized) to 50 Pa (-50 Pa) using a blower door, a pressure gauge is attached to the pressure pan by means of a hose. If the pressure difference is near zero, this indicates that the ductwork associated with that particular register is not connected to the outside.

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