You were tired of your old system not maintaining the proper temperature.  Maybe you were tired of the high utility bills and heard that a new system would lower your bills.  Or maybe your old system just quit working.  Whatever your reason for replacing your old system, you had high hopes about the performance of a new system.  Why then is it not living up to your expectations?

It may be that your duct system is too small for your new heating or cooling system.  Or maybe your ductwork is dirty and clogged and therefore hindering the flow of air.  Or, it is possible, that your duct system even leaks and you are losing some of your hot or cold air.  There are many reasons why your new system may not be working up to par.

Your first step towards rectifying the situation is to schedule an inspection by a trained heating and cooling technician.  The technician should be able to test and inspect your heating and cooling systems and account for any lost efficiency in the system.  The technician should then be able to make recommendations based on these findings and provide you with adequate information to set you on the path to lower utility bills, cleaner air, and a warmer or cooler home.