HVAC Zoning System Installation in Northern Utah

It can often be difficult to heat or cool your Northern Utah, home evenly. Whether you have a two-story home with opposite temperatures on each floor or you experience hot and cold spots from room to room, you may want to consider electronic zoning.

There are many benefits to installing an electronic zoning system in your home. These benefits include, but are not limited to:

• Comfort: You can adjust the temperature and airflow requirements of one area without affecting other areas, creating the perfect, comfortable temperature.
• Efficiency: A good zoning system can save you hundreds of dollars in energy costs per year.
• Control: You have complete control to divide your home into various areas with adjustable temperatures to enhance comfort levels.
• Quiet performance: Your air conditioner and heater will perform without continually operating at peak capacity and, therefore, generate less noise at lower speeds.

Electronic HVAC zoning lets you control the airflow in your home, so it goes exactly where you need it. Each zone is set up with its own thermostat, and electronic dampers are installed in your ductwork. When the specific “zone” needs heat or air conditioning, the electronic damper opens automatically to send air exactly where you need it (with no extra work on your part).

Zoning can also help you save money. As opposed to heating the entire house on a cold winter night, you can simply heat the rooms being used. With zoning, you don’t have to sacrifice comfort to save energy. You can enjoy perfect comfort wherever you are while saving energy by restricting airflow to areas not in use.

Hot and cold spots are caused by differences in room location and size, the direction the windows and house face, insulation and window quality, and many other factors. A zoning HVAC system lets you heat or cool the rooms of your choice.

If you already have a zoning system, contact a technician at Mountain Home Services. It may be time for a furnace tune-up, or your furnace may need to be repaired.

Yes! With a new HVAC zoning system, you can choose which areas of your home you heat and cool. It’s much more efficient than heating your entire home with a central heating and air conditioning system.

If your home is larger, more heat or cold air must be distributed to provide even comfort. With a zoning system, you can separately set the thermostat in each room. You could have it a toasty 75 degrees in your living room and a mild 65 degrees in your bedroom. The choice is yours to make!