Zoned Comfort Control

Zoned Temperature Control

Is one room too hot while another is too cold? Not with Zoned Comfort Control.

Do you turn on all the lights in your entire home with just one light switch? Of course not. You turn on lights when and where you need them. A Zoned Comfort Control system extends this simple, energy-saving concept to temperature control.

The only place where the air temperature matches the thermostat is on the thermostat. Different areas of your house have different air temperature needs, as do individual family members. What may be cool to one member may be warm to another. Heat rises upward, leaving the main floor cool and the second-floor bedrooms hot. Cool air settles into the basement. Windows to the south soak up the sun making certain rooms uncomfortably hot, while northerly winds may make some rooms feel too cool.

Add some of today’s most desired home design features, and the problem worsens. Large glass expanses, vaulted or cathedral ceilings, finished basements, solariums, and lofts can cause temperatures to vary dramatically from one part of a house to the next. Expecting one thermostat in a single room to control air temperature variations throughout your home is asking the impossible. A Zoned Comfort Control system installation increases comfortability by controlling specific air temperature needs in a designated zone of your house — making you and your family more comfortable while saving money by using less energy for heating and air conditioning needs.

What is Zoned Comfort Control?

Zoned Comfort Control is a system of more than one thermostat, electrically connected to a control panel, that operates several dampers in forced air conditioning systems. Conditioned air is then distributed to various parts of your home as needed. The system can be installed in new or existing homes helping you achieve total indoor comfort. Plus, there is no service required — only changes in living habits may make it necessary for system adjustments from time to time. Zone heat and air can also be used in some homes. This allows you to reduce the heating and air conditioning in an unused part of your home and can substantially reduce your energy bills.

Would Your Home Benefit From This System?

You need Zoned Comfort Control in your home if one or more of these conditions exist:

• It contains more than one level.
• You have large, open areas, such as vaulted ceilings or lofts, an atrium, or a solarium.
• There is a bonus room off the back or over the garage.
• There are finished rooms in the basement or attic.
• It has a room or rooms with expansive glass areas.
• Family lifestyles dictate different air temperatures in different areas of the home.
• Heating and cooling temperature patterns vary at different times of the day.
• A portion of the home is built over a concrete slab floor.
• Your home rambles in many directions like a ranch or has wings extending off the main living area.

A Zoned Comfort Control system is your answer if there are areas in your home with cooler or warmer rooms and uneven air temperatures that cause discomfort for you or your family members.

Engle Services Provides Zoned Control

a one-size-fits-all approach to heating and air conditioning in a home or business is not always the best solution. That’s why we offer zoned controls as an efficient and effective way to create a more comfortable and energy-efficient environment.

Zoned Comfort Control systems allow you to divide your home or business into separate zones, each with its own thermostat and control. This allows you to control the air temperature in each zone independently, allowing you to adjust the air temperature based on the specific needs of the occupants in each area. For example, if a particular room is not frequently occupied or has large windows, you can keep the air temperature lower in that zone, saving energy and money.

Our team of experienced HVAC professionals can design and install a zoned comfort control system that is tailored to your specific needs. We will consider factors such as the size and layout of your property, the number of occupants, and your personal preferences. We can install and configure the necessary equipment, such as zone dampers, thermostats, and zone controllers, to ensure that your system works correctly.

In addition to providing more comfort, a zoned comfort control system can also help you save money on your energy bills by reducing the amount of energy used to condition your entire home or business. Zoned systems can also help you reduce wear and tear on your HVAC equipment, reducing the need for repairs and prolonging the life of your system.

Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of service and quality and is always happy to answer any questions you may have. We offer fair and competitive pricing, free estimates, and flexible scheduling. Trust us to create a more comfortable and energy-efficient environment with the installation of a Zoned Comfort Control system.

Engle Services Heating & Air – Electrical – Plumbing can help provide a solution for your and your family’s comfort level.