Many people ask about how much heat is in your attic and the affects it has on your home air conditioner. I am a strong believer that the heat in your attic has a huge affect on your air conditioner where temperatures in Southern California can get as high as 150 degrees Fahrenheit in your attic and will work its way into your home by heat transfer through your ceiling. Here are some really great tips to cut the electrical cost and make your air conditioner run to peak performance. Make sure we have good insulation coverage and also make sure your insulation is not old and degraded. Attic insulation is a great start to make your home efficient with a great R-value. I also like to get that hot attic air out of the space with either attic fans or roof vents. Removing this hot attic air is really important because your roof gets sun all day long and the heat that builds up in the attic will migrate into your home all night even when the temperatures drop at night because the heat is trapped in there is you do not have any ventilation or exhaust. The cost to run the attic fans and ventilation is cheap on your electric bill and keeping the inside of your home from having the air conditioner removing the heat. There are many different styles of attic ventilation for sale today from wind powered, solar, and electric motors but each work great and use low electrical power. Remember air conditioning is removing heat from a confined space or area so lets make your home air conditioner more efficient this summer and save you some money on your electric bill during the heat of this summer.
Dc’s Mechanical 24872 Wells Fargo drive Laguna Hills, CA 92653 949-770-9616