A zoning setup lets separate parts of your home hold their own temperature, using dampers and multiple thermostats tied into a single HVAC system. CoolForge HVAC designs and installs zoning that solves hot and cold spots without the expense of running separate equipment for every area.
Spotting the warning signs early can save you real money and keep your household comfortable. Here's what our CoolForge HVAC crew most often finds before a homeowner picks up the phone.
We walk you through each stage of the job, from the first assessment to the final walkthrough, so nothing about the visit is a mystery.
We study your home's layout to figure out how many zones make sense and where the dampers should go.
Motorized dampers are fitted into the ductwork alongside a central zoning control panel.
Each zone gets its own thermostat, all tied back to the central system.
We run each zone on its own to make sure temperature control is accurate and consistent.
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Call 1 (833) 652-4872That comes down to your layout and ductwork, and we'll suggest a setup that makes sense once we've taken a look during the assessment.
No — zoning usually works alongside your current furnace and air conditioner, adding dampers and extra thermostats rather than replacing anything.
It's usually the opposite — zoning cuts down on waste, since you're no longer heating or cooling empty rooms at the same rate as the rest of the house.