A zoning system lets different areas of your home reach different temperatures using dampers and multiple thermostats connected to a single HVAC system. We design and install zoning setups that solve hot and cold spots without the cost of separate equipment for each area.
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We assess your home's layout to determine how many zones make sense and where dampers should be placed.
Motorized dampers are installed in the ductwork along with a zoning control panel.
Each zone receives its own thermostat, connected to the central control system.
We test each zone independently to confirm accurate, consistent temperature control.
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Call 1 (833) 652-4872The number of zones depends on your home's layout and ductwork, and we will recommend a configuration that fits during the assessment.
No, zoning typically works with your existing furnace and air conditioner by adding dampers and additional thermostats.
Zoning is generally designed to reduce energy waste, since you are no longer heating or cooling unoccupied areas at the same rate as the rest of the home.