Why Your Upstairs Stays Hot Even When the AC Is Running
It’s a hot summer day, so you’re not surprised when the air conditioner kicks on in the morning. You go about your routine, waiting for the house to cool down, but then you head upstairs to find it still feels warm and stuffy. This frustrating situation plays out in homes across Pittsburgh every summer.
It’s normal for second-floor rooms to feel a few degrees warmer than the ground floor because heat naturally rises. However, if the difference feels extreme, there may be more going on than simple physics.
Consider what might be causing uneven cooling and steps you can take to make your home more comfortable.
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