Upstairs and down, each on its own terms.
Zoning divides a home into areas with their own thermostats and motorized dampers, so one system can keep an upstairs bedroom and a sunny den comfortable at the same time.
- Parts: Zone panel, motorized dampers, thermostats
- Protection: Pressure control to protect the equipment
What it is, and why it matters.
Two-story homes, houses with big sunny windows and homes with a bonus room over the garage often fight one thermostat. Zoning adds motorized dampers in the ducts and thermostats for each area, so the system sends air where it is wanted and not where it is not.
Nashville HVAC designs and installs zoning across Middle Tennessee. We divide the house sensibly, size the dampers and bypass or pressure control so the equipment is not strained and wire a control panel that keeps zones from fighting. Zoning works best with the right equipment, and we tell you when a different approach would be simpler.
Four things done right.
Comfort where you live
Rooms are conditioned when and where they are used.
Fewer fights over the thermostat
Each zone has its own setting and schedule.
Equipment protected
Pressure control keeps the system from running against closed dampers.
Planned zones
We divide the house by how it is used and where it gains heat.
From first call to zoned hvac systems.
- 1
Plan the zones
We map the house and decide how to divide it.
- 2
Quote
You see a written plan with zones, equipment and prices.
- 3
Install
We add dampers, thermostats and the control panel and wire them to the equipment.
- 4
Balance
We set airflow and pressure and test each zone.
Zoned HVAC Systems across Middle Tennessee.
We do this work for homes and businesses from Nashville, Franklin and Murfreesboro to Gallatin, Hendersonville, Lebanon and Columbia.
Zoned HVAC Systems: common questions
Is zoning worth it?
It is worth it where one thermostat cannot keep the house even, such as multi-story homes and homes with big sun exposure. We tell you when duct changes alone would do.
Can I add zoning to my existing system?
Often yes, if the ducts and equipment can handle it. We check airflow and equipment type first.
How do I get an estimate for zoned hvac systems?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-431-3789. Photos of the equipment and its label usually give us what we need, and we send a written price. Larger jobs start with a short visit.
Ready to talk about zoned hvac systems?
A short visit or a few photos, and a written price. A real person calls back promptly.