Are you frustrated by troublesome temperature variations throughout your home? The hot summer months can be the time during which the issue is most noticeable and most annoying. There are different factors that can lead to inconsistent heating and cooling in your house. Some of these are:

Structural issues such as windows, wall insulation and position of your home
Exterior concerns with awnings, landscaping and nearby structures
Multiple levels or a large floor plan
Duct leaks and disjoint sections of ductwork
Inadequate system sizing
Old heating and cooling equipment
Poorly maintained HVAC equipment
While some of these issues require specific repairs or services, others can be managed through home improvements. For example, you can use insulating window coverings to limit heat gain through windows. Solar screens may also help. System zoning is an excellent option for those in larger homes, especially those with multiple levels.
What Are Zone Control Systems?

System zoning is a method of dividing your house into different sectors for delivery of conditioned air. A combination of dampers and thermostats is used to direct the airflow. Central controls dictate the temperature settings for each zone, enabling airflow to be cut off when the ideal temperature is reached in a given space. There are many benefits possible with system zoning, including:
Airflow can be concentrated toward trouble areas without overheating or overcooling areas that have reached the ideal temperature
Different temperature settings can be used for each zone, enabling personal comfort needs to be addressed without all household members being affected
Vacant or minimally used spaces can be moderated less intensely, leading to energy and money savings
More precise cooling is more efficient, allowing you to keep your heating and cooling bills in check
How Do I Install Zone Controls and Thermostats?

This is not a DIY project. Ductwork can vary from home to home, and a skilled HVAC professional is able to identify the best approach to installing dampers and controls. He is able to determine the appropriate number of zones for your home and your system. Additionally, he can ensure that your system is operating correctly.
Whereas your own work carries no guarantees, the work of a certified professional is guaranteed by his company. Warranties are also dependent on correct installation of products according to building codes and industry standards. You want your efforts to pay dividends through optimum home comfort levels and operating costs for many years to come, making it important to select an experienced contractor for the job.
Getting Started with Zone Control Systems

You can contact Lee’s Air Conditioning for an estimate in your Broussard, LA, home or in surrounding communities. We will help you evaluate the options as you consider system zoning for your home. We can also inspect your equipment to ensure that it is running optimally. Many of our customers don’t realize that annual maintenance may enhance air conditioning and heating performance. As a Daikin Factory Authorized Dealer, we are committed to providing you with the best service and value possible.