3 Common Causes of Poor Airflow in your Home

3 Common Causes of Poor Airflow in your Home

Poor airflow is one of the leading culprits of reduced energy efficiency in homes. It can result in uncomfortable temperatures, increased strain on your heating and cooling system, poor temperature control, and higher utility costs.

Common Causes of Poor Airflow Include:

1. Dirty or clogged filters: HVAC and furnace filters trap dust, dirt and debris, becoming clogged over time and reducing airflow into your system.
2. Ductwork: Damaged, blocked or improperly installed ductwork or ductwork seals
3. Air Vents: Blocked vents, improperly sized vents or lack of enough vents in the home

BONUS: Aging System. An aging heating and cooling system or worn-out blower fan may be the underlying culprit