Enhance Home Comfort With a Residential Zoning System

Zoned heating systems give homeowners greater control of their heating and cooling system. These systems create small zones throughout the home that are heated independently of each other, preventing hot and cold spots and ensuring that the rooms that are in use are heated well, while those that are not being used are not wasting energy. If you are looking for a way to heat and cool your Wilmington area home more efficiently, consider a residential zoning system.

How a Residential Zoning System Works

In most homes, homeowners control the temperature of their entire house using one central control. The thermostat located in a central area of the home determines when the heating and cooling system will engage. Sometimes, this causes areas that are not properly heated or cooled. A residential zoning system divides the home into different zones, such as the upstairs, main floor and lower level. Each of these zones is controlled separately, and a system of dampers within the ductwork allows the heated or cooled air to be delivered exactly where it is needed.

How Zoned Systems Benefit Homeowners

A properly zoned heating system allows you to lower your heating and cooling costs and have greater control over the comfort of your home. Unoccupied spaces do not have to be heated or cooled, and areas of the home that are typically uncomfortable can be adjusted with greater accuracy. Add programmable thermostats to the different zones, and you can greatly increase your energy savings. If you are interested in installing a residential zoning system to enhance the comfort levels of your home, you will need a professional team to install it. Sobieski Services, Inc. is ready to assist you.

At Sobieski Services, Inc., our goal is to help our customers in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey learn more about energy and home comfort issues – especially HVAC and plumbing issues – so that they can save money and live in healthier, more comfortable homes.

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