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Chilly house after renovation.
We put a small addition on our house (about 10x13) We heat with forced air
gas. The addition is professionally built and properly insulated. It is closed off by folding French doors with a one inch gap between the door and the floor. The furnace is in good condition and the filters are changed regularly. The heating ducts in the basement were extended and a register installed in the new room. However we notice that end of the house is noticeably cooler (68F when the thermostat is at 71F) and the new room itself is very cool when the French doors are closed. The thermostat is on the other side of the house which is fine. My suspicion is that we need an extra cold air return but I don't want to go to all that work without being sure. All input and suggestions much appreciated. ads -- =^..^= |
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