The fan will constantly blow air into your room if you have the thermostat turned on. If it is in the “AUTO” position, it will only turn on the fan when it is necessary to distribute the hot air. The experts at Snyder Heating & Air Conditioning can help ensure that your system operates at maximum efficiency. Today, most central heating systems are forced air systems and, therefore, require the presence of air to move in a certain direction.
This is why many homes always have cool basements and warm upper floors, according to an air conditioning repair specialist. A heating fan that works day after day can help draw cold air from the lower level and hot air from the upper level and merge them together. Because warm air is much lighter than cold air, warm air will naturally rise up to the roof and attic, and cold air will plummet to the floor. If you are looking for high-quality heating and air conditioning system repair, installation or tuning services to improve your quality of life at home, Bill Reynolds Heating & Air Conditioning is more than ready to help you.
