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HVAC Zoning System

An HVAC zoning system is a system for your heating & cooling that utilizes dampers in the ductwork to regulate and redirect air to specific areas of the home. With zoning, different areas of your home can be easily controlled independently of one another. This allows for the creation of customized temperature zones throughout the home for increased comfort and efficiency.

Most households can benefit from a zoned HVAC due to room temperature fluctuations, personal temperature preferences or lack of use in certain areas of your home. By having a zoned HVAC, you can accommodate those different comfort needs, while helping you save energy and money.

Zoning System

The installation process includes placing automated dampers into your existing duct work that allow air flow and temperature control as needed throughout different levels in your home.

Arzel Zoning Technology

Vogel Heating & Cooling is proud to offer Arzel zoning system products, which provide numerous benefits to our customers.

  • Cost-efficient – you can experience up to 30% efficiency gain with a zoned system.
  • Convenient – Arzel zoning systems can be retrofitted into your existing HVAC system and require less maintenance than mini-split conditioning units.
  • Reliable – utilizing long-lasting, pneumatic-based technology, Arzel products are more reliable than bulky motor-based systems.
  • Comfortable – Arzel’s Comfort Guarantee promises that Arzel will buy back your zoning system if you are not satisfied within one year of the date of sale.

You Should Also Consider a Zoned HVAC if:

  1. You have large windows in your home
  2. A top floor that’s always warmer than the lower floors
  3. Rooms that you seldom use or that feel stuffy
  4. You have specialty areas like a home gym or home office

Can I Add Zones to My HVAC?

Yes, zoning systems can be installed into an existing HVAC system. Installing dampers inside your ducts is the most common way to add zones to an existing system. 

  • “One of your technicians just completed a herculean task of cleaning the air ducts in our home! He did a wonderful job, was professional, and offered much helpful advice!” - Michael B.
  • “I can’t say enough praise for Vogel, thanks to all of you involved. The professionalism shown by all of you is a credit to your industry. Thank you! Vogel will be highly recommended to everyone I know.” - Margaret
  • “Just wanted to pass on to you the compliment that the inspector had for Vogel when he came to check on the work you did. He said once he knew Vogel had done it, he knew it would be perfect.” - Angie

Frequently Asked Air Conditioning Questions We Receive in St. Louis

What should humidity be in the house with air conditioning?

The ideal level of humidity for air conditioning should hover around 40-60% - too low or high can result in uncomfortable side effects. Too much moisture can lead to problems such as damp walls, mold and mildew, while too little humidity can cause static electricity, dry skin, and crackling woodwork. Having the right balance is an important component of managing indoor air quality. With regular maintenance and adjustments of your air conditioner’s settings as needed, you’ll be able to keep your house at the optimal humidity level all year round.

If you have dealt with humidity issues for as long as your AC has been in place, it may be improperly sized for your home.

How often do you need to add Freon to a central air conditioning unit?

Refrigerant should not need to be added to an AC system unless you have a leak. It is a closed system. If you have a leak, it’s important it is repaired before your AC is recharged, otherwise you will be paying over and over for expensive Freon, or Puron if your unit is newer than 2010.

What brands of air conditioners do you service?

We repair virtually every type of unit from every major brand:

  • Carrier
  • Ruud
  • Trane
  • Heil
  • Fujitsu
  • LG
  • Lennox
  • Rheem
  • Electrolux
  • Mitsubishi
  • Coleman
  • Daikin
  • Amana
  • Comfortmaker
  • Goodman
  • York
  • Payne
  • American Standard
  • Bryant
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