What can cause one room to be freezing, and all other rooms warm?

Question

We have central heat and air, and there is one bedroom that is freezing cold all of the time and the room next to it that's gets really hot. I was just wondering if someone knows the cause for this, and how to fix it.

Answer 1

If you have forced air...

- Check that the vents into that room are open and flowing freely. If the the vents are closed or there is a clog it would force air into the nearby rooms.

- Close, or partially close, the vents in the 'hot' room to force more air into the cold room.

- Leave the doors open. Or, add venting in the rooms to allow for better air flow back to the return register. Our bedroom is often much warmer/cooler than other rooms in the house because there is very little airflow (you can feel the pressure on the door when the furnace/AC is running).

Answer 2

could be many things. Is there something in the duct work that is plugging that one room? Is the register in that room closed? The ductwork is possibly broken apart somewhere? Is there a leak in the windows or somewhere else? Is the room an add on that wasnt insulated properly? Lots of things to consider.

Answer 3

probably something wrong with your ducting. That is the air tubew coming from the central heater to the room. Is the grate open going to that room or covered up?

Answer 4

One vent could be more closed or open than the other, or one could be to the end or the beginning of the air duct.

Answer 5

TRY PUTTING A THERMOSTAT IN THAT ROOM