Uneven Temperatures
Uneven temperatures in your home can be very uncomfortable. They can also cause you to always be adjusting your thermostats. Evening out the temperature zones in your home can give you more comfort throughout. Many things can affect the temperatures in your home. Even if your thermostats are set to the same temperature, not every room is the same temperature.
Many things can affect the temperatures in your home. Even if your thermostats are set to the same temperature, not every room is the same temperature.
There are many things which can influence the temperature in your home in spite of your thermostat settings.
In order to test the uniformity of your household temperatures begin by setting all the thermostats to 76 degrees. Allow the temperatures to stabilize over a 24 hour period. Then place a thermometer in each room in various areas. Allow about 15 minutes in each area and record the temperatures.
This will give an idea as to whether or not you have problem areas.
If you do discover problem areas where the temperatures are greater than 2 degrees then you might want to take steps to address the problem.
If you have done all this and are still experiencing a problem then you should contact your HVAC professional at Air Doctor Heating and Air to inspect your system and components then make recommendations for you.
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