Improve Weak HVAC Airflow

The air conditioning system includes a unit designed to bring cool air into your home. A sealed air duct carries the air. When an air duct bringing the cool air develops a leak, the air dissipates before it reaches the room, making your air conditioning feel inadequate.

Over time sections of the ductwork become disconnected or collapsed, resulting in less air reaching the inside of your home. Our trained technicians will inspect your duct system for airflow issues and restore the ducts to excellent working order.

Another typical reason for weak airflow lies with a clogged or dirty air filter. Your cooling system works by pulling air into the unit where the filter removes particles that can hinder the efficient function of the system. Without regular change, the filter becomes clogged and dirty, and the airflow lessens. A dirty filter makes your air conditioning unit work harder and causes more wear and tear on the parts as they try to deliver cool air.

When your HVAC unit operates in peak working order, the air passes over the evaporator coil where it is cooled. The evaporator coil works to cool air in your home, but some issues keep it from working correctly. Dirty evaporator coils, a refrigerant leak, and a dirty filter cause the evaporator coil not to cool the air.

The blower functions as the mechanism that brings cool air into your rooms. When the blower does not work well, the air conditioning cannot distribute air to the inside of your home.