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Air balancing

Your system should heat and cool every room equally. When one room never catches up, Gilley’s measures how the ducts share out the air and evens it out.

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How Gilley’s balances a house

  1. Calculate what each room needsGilley’s first works out each room’s airflow requirement, so the technicians know where the problem really is.
  2. Measure every ductA capture hood measures and records the air coming from each duct, which shows how the system is really distributing conditioned air.
  3. Adjust the systemInline dampers are opened or closed to send air where it is needed, the blower is adjusted, and extra ductwork is added where good airflow needs it.

What it fixes

  • Rooms that are always too hot
  • Rooms that are always too cold
  • Uneven airflow between rooms
  • Temperature differences that change with the seasons
  • Conditioned air that is poorly distributed

Every Gilley’s Whole House expert can assess your system for proper balancing and the condition of the ductwork, for healthy, consistent air throughout the house. Read the article.

Gilley’s Quick Tips: the air balancing process.

What customers say

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Rinata R.★★★★★August 2026

Very courteous & efficient. Great service…The price we paid was for three maintenance visits this year with the benefit of not having to pay extra if someone on call has to come out another time in the event something breaks.

Megan C.★★★★★June 2026

Mason was prompt, attentive, and detail oriented. He helped us figure out what was creating a noise in a specific vent and then was thorough in his troubleshooting to solve the issue.

Questions

Does air balancing mean a new system?

Not usually. Gilley's says adjusting airflow through the dampers can make a noticeable difference without major changes to the system.

What is a capture hood?

A tool that measures and records the airflow coming out of each duct, so the technician can see where there is too much or too little.

Talk to Gilley’s

Tell the assistant what is going on and it will pass your details to the team. Or call the office.

(318) 325-3250