Their are additional methods besides closing downstairs registers and adding jumper ducts. New, one time cost cooling needs to be added to the blower system. This can be achieved by burying geothermal lateral lines yourself. Bury the largest pvc pipe (3" and larger) for as long of span as you can afford. Three to Ten feet deep. Wrapped in insulation, neatly, inject the business end to the closest two return register on the first floor above grade. Of the air handler is in the basement, find a way to inject this geothermal into the plenum. There are also ways to draw air from concrete basement walls bringing this geothermal to the plenum. Be sure to return air to the closed loop underground geothermal.

That was very informative and easy to understand. Thanks!

Great information. I like your approach to customer education.

Thank you man! Clear and to the point info

I have air conditioning on my 1st floor ceiling height, if i leave my attic door open on the 2nd floor to let the hot air out, will i lose any air conditioning from the first floor.Thank you 👍🏼

Thanks for this video!

This ranch style house built in the 50s was hot water in the ceiling, very inefficient and water leaks. I replaced it with energy efficient forced air and central A/C, had ductwork installed. The basement now is 63 to keep it 73 upstairs. They installed only 1 damper. Have registers closed in 2 rooms not used much. What do I do, call the guy that screwed it up and get more dampers? Edit: All registers in basement are closed, Also I used shiny duct tape to close every gap in ducts I could find in basement.

Company is stating my AC is working fine but even on 77 F my AC is blowing too long no matter what is current outside temperature. Our home is split level.

What type of businesses check the return vents & can fix them. What are those professionals called (so i know how to find them? We have a new a/and furnace- top of the line. But there are two rooms that just do not cool off adequately in the summer or warm up enlugh in winter.

Great info 👍thanks

I like the two zoned system. Is it possible to have some type of damper to bypass the first floor?

The problem is the guy who built this house wasnt thinking so we have a open floor plan and no attic so :/

My downstairs is much colder than my upstairs is much warmer

Can I put a dehumidifier?

This doesn’t work for a 2 zone systems 😞

I have a two zone system with dampers. Problem is all the heat from downstairs comes right up the stairs and we end up 80 degrees upstairs, 62 degrees downstairs, that's with the unit off in winter. If I turn the unit on, downstairs will get comfortable, but upstairs will overheat.

when you say closing downstairs registers, do you mean returns or registers downstairs?

zero return at my place

Hi, we just bought a new house and now that it’s hot notice that very little air comes out of the vents to most bedrooms. There is only one bedroom of which the cool air is coming out. Is this “normal”?

I have trouble heating my downstairs. The vents are closed upstairs and absolutely zero air comes through the downstairs vents

You should try podcasts, see if there is money in that. No offense but I think you have more money in your voice then your videos.

Cold air doesn't "want" to drop to the lowest areas.

My heat is on upstairs abd my thermostat is off it’s so hot i bought my heat gun avd uts 100 degrees and my downstairs is 70 degrees . My heat upstairs has never worked in my house ! Now all of a sudden it wants to work in the summer , it was all the way on 90 , i saw it a d shut it off but it’s still on 🥲