This content was created by Derek Cole. This content was uploaded by Derek Cole. This is a podcast episode titled "410. Adding Rooms To Existing Duct" (PODCAST) created on 2022-04-21. The episode is hosted by Derek Cole with two other participants (labeled Speaker B and Speaker C). They discuss HVAC/home comfort topics—specifically the problems of adding sunrooms or other additions to existing duct systems, thermostat placement, improper duct sizing, and how tapping into an existing system can make the whole house uncomfortable. The episode also contains calls-to-action (share the episode, follow Derek on Instagram, review on Apple Podcasts) and a reference to simmons1hour.com.
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Foreign. I'm Derek Cole, host of the Derek Cole Podcast, and we believe in taking the time to explain how things work for your air at home or your business. Let's get into today's episode. Please listen closely and maybe even take some notes so you can remember these insights of home comfort and energy savings and share this episode with three of your friends, because we all need to share better ways to be more comfortable at home. Be sure to tag me or DM me on Instagram Derek Mcole so I can say hi. Thanks again for listening. And let's begin.
They've had the sun room, and, yeah, I just want to tap in a few little runs to my duct system. Throw it over here. Miserable. No, not going to happen. Not going to be comfortable. Because now you're building three walls of glass. And this lady in particular was. It was on the southwest side of her house, and she was like, I'm using my unit. I said, where's your thermostat at? She pointed to the middle of a house where it's supposed to be. There is no way that thermostat can read what's happening in that sunroom and.
What you need to be aware of. Most people say, well, if it doesn't work, this addition, I'm fine with it. If I'm not comfortable, you're not just gonna be not comfortable in that room. It's gonna affect the whole house. Because when you take that air off of that duct system to go into that room, you're taking it from somewhere that needs it in the rest of the house. So you're not just gonna be affected in that new area. You're gonna start surfering in your old part.
Yeah, it's gonna. I mean, it fixed the whole envelope. What we call the house is the envelope. So it. I mean, there's a cause and effect. It's like taking medication. I mean, yeah, you. You're curing one thing or you're masking over symptoms, but you could have higher blood pressure or could lead to liver problems. You know, there's always a cause and effect. So when you start tapping into existing things and not sizing it properly, you're going to have challenges.
Problems, not challenges.
Problems.
Yeah, you're not going to be comfortable. I mean, you're spending that money to add the house, add the room on, and you've turned a comfortable home until the whole house is now uncomfortable.
Exactly.
Yeah.
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