Take Control of Your Homes Temperature with Zoned Comfort System

If your thermostat has become a battleground for Team Hot vs. Team Cold with the referee being your utility bill, it might be time to consider zoning your Abilene home. A zoned comfort system means you can independently control the temperature of specific areas (zones) of your home. A correctly zoned house can improve the comfort of your home, and there may finally be peace between Team Hot and Team Cold in Abilene.

A zoned home takes advantage of multiple thermostats to control the different zones of your home. The thermostats run the dampers within your duct work to control the air flow to your designated zones. Zones are created by things such as the usage of room, a family’s personal preferences, architectural qualities, and areas with similar heating and cooling needs.

Additional Comfort

The additional comfort that comes from a zoned home is something everyone in your family ought to revel in. Because heat naturally climbs, if you’re living in one of the endless multiple story homes in Abilene, the upper level will typically be warmer than the lower levels. To counter this, the dampers within your ductwork will open and close to be sure there is even air distribution throughout your home. This has the chance to make hot and cold spots a thing of the past. They also allow family members that are normally hot or cold to stay comfortable with extra temperature control.

Zoning your home means that you have the chance to heat and cool rooms based on their usage as well. If you have targeted areas of your home that aren’t used as often as your main living space, you can get around heating or cooling those when they aren’t being utilized.

We have a variety of possibilities that can help you take control of your home’s comfort. Whether you’re buying a new system or retrofitting an existing system, our experts can help you throughout the process. If you have any questions about zoning your home or any home comfort needs give Abilene Air-Tech Inc a call at (325) 692-5850.