When your forced-air heating system (a furnace or a heat pump) turns on, you expect to feel warm air blowing from the different room vents. No matter how warm you’re trying to make your house, the air will come out at the same strength, unless you own a high-efficiency system with a variable-speed blower.
If you notice that the airflow from your vents feels weaker than it should be—and you’re not getting heat to the rooms as fast as normal—it usually means something is wrong with the HVAC system. You may need to call our technicians for heating repair in Sandersville, GA.
Let’s look at some of the possible causes for this drop in airflow from your heat pump or furnace.