Autumn’s cool nights may feel refreshing at first, but as the calendar’s pages turn toward winter, any open windows will quickly pull shut and you’ll dial that thermostat to start pumping out heat. Drafts and any temperature fluctuations will get your detective skills working. Where is that air coming from?
HVAC units require refrigerants to cool the air for making the home comfortable. When air conditioners entered the architectural landscape in the 50’s, water-cooler designs used frigid H2O to cool the air, but with advancements, “Heating, Venting, and Air Conditioning Systems” centralized home climate control into a system of pressurized refrigerant.
When winter arrives, many homeowners experience a common issue: some rooms feel uncomfortably cold while others remain warm and cozy.
In some cases, based on blower door tests that read home air pressure, a 150 CFM programmable fan that powers on with the lights and turns off with a timer or simply a timed fanning every hour will prove as a home improvement success.
