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Wondering why your thermostat says one thing but your upstairs feels like an oven? Causes often include heat rise, duct imbalance, poor insulation, thermostat placement, direct sunlight, high humidity, and airflow limitations.

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Installing a new air conditioner is more than picking a unit and setting a thermostat. To ensure comfort, efficiency, and long-term performance, ask questions like:

✔ Is the A/C properly sized for my home? ✔ What SEER rating is best for our climate? ✔ Is my ductwork in good condition? ✔ What warranties and brand support are offered? ✔ How will installation impact my energy bills?

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If your thermostat reads 72°F but your home feels hotter, it’s not just in your head. Heat perception in New Orleans is influenced by humidity, insulation quality, HVAC performance, duct issues, and thermostat placement — all affecting comfort without changing the temperature reading.

Learn the real reasons behind uneven cooling — and how to fix it:

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