When my husband died, I realized that it was going to be up to me to fix things around the house. It was a daunting task, especially since he had repaired everything for the last ten years. The first order of business was the furnace, which had been on the fritz for a few months. I read the user manual, and realized that the furnace filter was clogged. After changing it, my system regulated its own temperature much better, which was a huge relief. This blog is all about troubleshooting your furnace so that you can enjoy a comfortable, safe home.
Posted on: 27 June 2018
Investing in a new furnace is something you will probably have to do at least once over the lifetime of your home. That is, if you plan on staying at your property for over 20 years, your furnace will need to be replaced at least once. This is a substantial investment, but is one that offers the homeowner opportunity to modernize their system and bring it up to date.
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Posted on: 14 May 2018
When a central heating system begins to have a problem with keeping a house warm, it is usually due to the furnace needing some attention. In some cases, other aspects of the system can interfere with the amount of heat that is sent into your house through the vents. An HVAC contractor should be contacted if your system is experiencing problems that you have been unable to pinpoint and repair on your own.
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Posted on: 4 April 2018
Your furnace brings you comfort when you need it, so you hope it keeps working properly. However, you may find the furnace not turning off, which sends you into a panic.
Most furnaces are set to turn off when they reach a certain temperature, but they can fail for many reasons. Luckily, you should be able to troubleshoot the issue yourself by following these tips before calling a heating repair technician.
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Posted on: 27 February 2018
A heat pump is an alternative climate control system for your home over more traditional forced air heating that operates by using a heat exchanger to move heat from the exterior of your home to the interior, and vice versa, depending on the season. However, just like all other major appliances, heat pumps can begin to degrade over time and perform less effectively. Understanding some of the signs associated with a heat pump that has begun to fail can help you understand when you should contact an HVAC professional to have your unit inspected and replaced.
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