It's not uncommon for homeowners to tell us that their living room is perfectly comfortable while their bedroom is always too warm. If you have noticed that some rooms in your home are too warm while other rooms are comfortable, there are several things to check.Ensure that air vents are not blocked by furniture or other objectsA central cooling system works best if all vents are open and doors are open to allow air to circulate evenlyCheck the air ducts for excessive dirt and debris. If necessary, have the ducts professionally cleaned to restore airflow.Your home should be properly insulated to prevent cool air from escaping. Inadequate insulation in your attic is a primary cause uneven cooling problems.Install ceiling fans. Many times the solution to uneven cooling is just inadequate air circulation, especially in rooms with high ceilings.Air duct leaks. It's not uncommon for air ducts to have significant gaps and holes that can let air escape. Taping the gaps or having professional duct sealing performed will help the conditioned air reach the farthest reaches of the home more easily.ZoningIf none of the above tips makes a significant difference in the uneven temperatures in your home, another option is zoning. Be segmenting, or zoning, the different areas of the home with separate ventilation fans and thermostats, you can gain more control over the comfort in each room.Have questions about uneven cooling in your home? Give ABC Southwest Plumbing and Air Conditioning a call, we're here to help.
