Written by Larry Davies | October 18, 2018
Now that temperatures are consistently colder, you likely have your furnace running to heat your home. If your home has ductwork, look to see if you have high and low returns. There will be a lever to open and close on one or both of the registers.
When your thermostat calls for more heat, your furnace blows the warm air through the ductwork and out the vents. Then, the air circulates and warm air rises and colder air sinks. Open your lower registers as illustrated in the video so that the vent passway is closed.
If you have registers that only open or close near the ceiling, then close during colder months and open during summer months. If you have questions, feel free to ask our technician during your next furnace tune-up.
Photo: Judy (customer)
In 1973, Larry and his wife Susan started the company, known today as All Comfort Services. Before he started the company, he worked in the industry for eight years as an HVACR technician learning the trade through technical courses at Madison College and on the job with local companies before starting his new company. Larry’s career spans 55 years in the HVAC industry.
Matt C. performed detailed service call on our A/C today. He was very thorough and helpful and understanding of our concerns. He represented All Comfort in a professional and polite way. We were left with a thorough understanding following the service call.