If you are experiencing hot and cold areas in your home, it can be incredibly frustrating. Perhaps, you can’t figure out where the draft is coming from, or why one room is so hot, while another is freezing.
At Precision Heating & Air, we feel your frustrations. We believe that everyone should have a comfortable home and that temperature fluctuations should be corrected. Not only are hot and cold spots uncomfortable, but they could also be a sign your home’s heating system isn’t running efficiently and may be increasing your energy bills. Here are some causes of hot and cold areas.
Reasons Your Home Has Hot and Cold Spots
If you are frustrated by uneven temperatures in your home, here are some reasons why your home could be experiencing these temperature fluctuations:
- An issue with your ductwork: Poorly designed or under-insulated ductwork will restrict airflow to certain areas of your home, resulting in uneven temperatures.
- Several heating vents: While some rooms may only need one vent, other larger rooms may need two, three, or more! This can greatly impact airflow throughout your home, causing hot and cold spots.
- Your home’s insulation: Proper insulation is imperative to keeping your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. You may not realize it, but your insulation can break down over time, resulting in a loss of heat within your home.
- A too-large or too-small HVAC system: If your home has an undersized or oversized system, your system will simply be unable to heat or cool effectively.
Contact Precision Heating & Air to Assess Your Home’s Heating & Air
Inconsistent temperatures are annoying, but fortunately, they are fixable. At Precision Heating & Air, we can stabilize the temperature in your home, so you don’t have to live with an uncomfortable climate. We’ll assess your current heating and air conditioning system, as well as your ductwork, heating vents, and insulation, to determine the issue and make recommendations.
Located in Dallas, GA, we proudly serve Marietta, Acworth, Kennesaw, and the surrounding areas. Call us at (770) 758-4552 or fill out our online form to see how we can diagnose and repair your home’s HVAC system.
