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Section Content: A multi-zoned air conditioning system offers personalized comfort, better energy efficiency, and long-term savings. Here’s why it might be the perfect upgrade for your home:
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If your home has rooms that are always too hot or too cold, or if you find yourself constantly adjusting the thermostat to please everyone, a zoned AC system could be the perfect solution. Zoning allows you to divide your home into separate areas with individual temperature control, so each space stays just the way you like it.
This setup is especially useful in homes with multiple levels, large open layouts, or additions like sunrooms and finished basements. You’ll enjoy improved comfort, reduced energy waste, and a more efficient HVAC system that doesn’t have to work as hard to keep up. With Triangle Comfort Pro, our experts will design a system tailored specifically to your home’s needs and install it with care.
Can't say enough good things about these guys..I initially called them for a repair but they were honest that it wasn't something that could be done and that our unit had to be replaced. After getting 5 other quotes, they were also the most reasonably price and their turn around time was faster than anyone else. They're friendly, professional and they back their products & work.. just an all around great company to deal with. Thank you Albert & team
We got a new AC unit last year and mistakenly thought we didn’t need our annual check up. Sure enough, our AC wouldn’t turn on and I gave Al a call. Within an hour and outside of normal business hours, we had a tech at our house. It was just a clogged drain that would’ve been caught in our annual check up and was quickly resolved at no cost to us. Now, thanks to the service from Comfort Pro that far exceeded expectations, we won’t have to go to bed in a 90 degree house.
These guys are awesome. Our old units were at the end of life and struggling to keep the house below 80 degrees. Al determined the builder-installed units were sized wrong and helped us figure out what we would need. His team installed two new AC units for us in one day, on possibly the hottest day of the year. They are very quick to respond to any questions and are clearly knowledgeable. We can tell a difference in efficiency already and our first electric bill was lower too. I would definitely recommend Comfort Pro LLC to anyone in need of HVAC replacement.
A zoned system uses dampers within the ductwork (or separate mini-split systems) to regulate airflow to specific areas. Each zone has its own thermostat, so you can set different temperatures for different rooms.
Yes! Depending on your current system, we can retrofit it with dampers and smart thermostats or recommend a ductless mini-split option to achieve zoning.
Absolutely. By cooling or heating only the areas you’re using, zoned systems help reduce wasted energy—leading to lower utility costs.
Not at all. Maintenance is similar to traditional systems, and our team can help with regular service to ensure everything continues running smoothly.
The cost to install a zoned AC system varies depending on several factors, including the size of your home, the number of zones, the complexity of the installation, and the type of equipment used. On average, installing a zoned AC system can range from $2,500 to $5,000 per zone. For a typical home with three zones, the total cost might be between $7,500 and $15,000. Additional costs may arise if ductwork modifications or upgrades are needed. To get an accurate estimate, it’s best to obtain quotes from multiple HVAC contractors who can assess your specific needs and provide detailed pricing.
Zoned AC systems are suitable for most types of homes, including multi-story houses, large single-story homes, and homes with varying temperature needs in different areas. They are particularly beneficial for larger homes or those with distinct heating and cooling requirements in different rooms. However, the suitability depends on the existing HVAC system and ductwork layout. Homes with extensive or complex ductwork might require more modifications, increasing installation costs. Consulting with an HVAC professional can help determine if a zoned AC system is the best fit for your home and provide a customized solution based on your specific needs and layout.