Why An Intake Means The Difference To Your Heating And Air

Is your house as warm or as cool as it needs to be? Or perhaps the better question would be is your house as warm or as cool as it should be? Do you find that even though you have central air, your upstairs is still quite hot in the summertime? It is a very common problem for many home owners to find that even though they have a central heating and air system installed inside the home, their homes are still not as warm or as cool as they should be. This problem occurs because the central heating and air system does not have sufficient or enough intake vents installed.

Many people have the mistaken belief that the more out blowing vents, their heating and air system has, the warmer or cooler their home will be. To many homeowners out there, it may seem like a really great idea to have a bunch of vents blowing the warm air or cool air from the furnace or central air. However, this is not the case at all. In fact, this kind of set up for a heating and air system will not only not make for a warmer or cooler home, but it will overtax the furnace or central air system. This results in bad news for your furnace and high priced energy bills for you the homeowner.

So, what is the best idea for having a warmer home in the winter and a cooler home in the summer? Well, the answer may surprise some people. But, in fact, having sufficient intake vents installed in the home will make for a warmer home in the winter and a cooler home in the summer. 

The heating and air professionals know that having sufficient intake venting are key to warming and cooling a home. With sufficient intake venting the furnace will not only not have to work as hard to keep all the rooms in the home comfortable but it will be the correct way to have your system work. The reason behind this is actually quite simple. With the intake venting installed, it will allow for the warmer air in the summer time to be captured, and taken in by the central air system. Then, once this air has been captured or pulled out of the room, the central air system can take that air and cool it. This makes for a much more efficient running system, and a cooler house in the summertime.

It is good to know that if you do not have sufficient intake venting installed already in your home, that can be changed. Many people have the mistaken belief that their furnace or central air is not up to snuff, even though it is a nice or even decent furnace. Really, if you just had more intake venting installed your system will run so much better. Calling a professional to have your system checked out to see if getting more intake venting installed may make a big difference in warming and cooling your home.