Air Balancing In Your Home: Avoiding Hot/Cold Spots
When it comes to living in the Florida Panhandle, getting comfortable can be difficult at times. At Baileys Air, we understand the importance of having a functional HVAC system that can properly cool and heat areas in your home. Today, we’re discussing the importance of air balancing your home and how it can help to avoid hot or cold spots in areas of your home. Have any questions about air balancing, hot/cold spots or any of our Florida Panhandle HVAC services? Feel free to reach out, we would be more than happy to help with any of your needs.
Install Window Coverings
Did you know that the majority of light that hits your windows enters to become heat? When it comes to reducing heat and the overall impact of windows in your home, installing window covering can make a huge difference. Drapes, blinds or even shades can block out a large amount of light and heat, keeping rooms comfortable throughout the day.
Degree Offset
Live in a two-story home and want to balance the air between the floors? You can try a two-degree offset. This basically means setting the air on the bottom floor to 72 while setting the second floor to 74. This can help to combat uneven temperatures in the home.
Close/Open Registers
Did you know that opening and closing the register vents in rooms can drastically alter the temperature? In rooms that are too cool, try closing the register some, in those that are too warm, try opening them. Never completely close the registers in any room though.
Check Filter Cleanliness
Did you know that keeping the filter to your HVAC system clean is important for a number of reasons? It can reduce your energy costs, keep your system running more efficiently, extend the lifespan of your system, increase the efficiency of your furnace and even improve your overall air quality in your home.
Contact Our Florida Panhandle HVAC Experts Today
Think that you may be experiencing an issue with your HVAC system? Need an HVAC company in the Florida Panhandle that can assist? Contact Baileys Air today to get started, we’re always happy to help.
