Air Balancing Services in Vero Beach

Correcting Air Flow Problems in Your Home

When the air conditioner and the evaporative cooler are working properly, the air in your home will be balanced. This means that the air pressure is equal throughout the house. If the pressure is off, it can cause the air conditioner to work harder, which will lead to higher utility bills. In addition, the air conditioner will cycle on and off more frequently, which can cause the unit to wear out faster.

How to Balance the Air in Your Home

The air in your home is balanced when the air pressure is equal throughout the house. To ensure that this is the case, you should have your HVAC system balanced once every year. If you notice that the air pressure is unequal, you can have the system balanced as soon as possible. The following are steps you can take to balance the air in your home.

You can balance the air in your home by doing the following:

• Make sure the air conditioner is in good working condition.
• Make sure all the registers are open and free of debris.
• Make sure there are no items blocking the registers.
• Make sure the registers are not obstructed by curtains, blinds, or other items.
• Turn on all the registers.
• Turn on the air conditioner and set the thermostat to a lower temperature.

What Causes Uneven Air Pressure in Your Home?

The air pressure in your home will be uneven if there is a problem with the air conditioner or evaporative cooler or if there is an obstruction in the ductwork. You can have the HVAC system inspected to determine the cause of the problem. If the problem is due to an obstruction in the ductwork, you can remove the obstruction. If the problem is due to the HVAC system, you should have a technician come to your home to inspect the system.

If you need to have your HVAC system balanced, call (772) 672-3033 for a free estimate.