Many homes across the country rely on gas furnaces to provide heat during the cold winter season. While gas furnaces can make your home more comfortable, they can become a source of stress when they aren’t maintained properly.
Gas pressure is one of the aspects of furnace maintenance that homeowners have a tendency to overlook. It’s important that you take the time to track the gas pressure in your furnace so that you can maintain an efficient and safe heating system within your home. Read More»
When it comes to air conditioning system installation, the proper placement of the outdoor condenser unit is vital to the safety and performance of the entire cooling system.
While the specific instructions regarding placement requirements for an outdoor unit can be found in the manufacturer’s installation manual, there are many general guidelines that professional AC installers follow when installing the outdoor unit of an AC system.
Highlighted below are some important considerations for the installation of the condenser portion of an air conditioner. Read More»
Smart home appliances are becoming more popular because of their convenience and cost-efficiency. These devices can do most of their functions without human input. One such appliance is a smart AC unit that learns patterns of climate control in a home and self-adjusts. Like many other home appliances today, a smart AC can integrate into the most popular smart home systems. So why should you invest in this smart appliance? Read More»
The winter months are here, and your furnace is working hard to keep you warm and comfortable. While you might have your heating serviced before the start of the winter weather, there is still maintenance and upkeep that your furnace needs. The following furnace maintenance will help keep your heating working efficiently all winter long:
Change Air Filter and Check Fan Belts
Since your furnace will be operating during the winter, it’s important to keep it in good working condition. Read More»
With the coming cold weather, you may have decided to go ahead and fire up your home’s gas furnace. While doing so, you may have found a problem with the pilot light or starter, or you may have found that the blower fan is not working quite right.
After investigation, you may feel that the furnace needs only minor repairs and are thinking about doing them yourself. However, there are a couple of reasons why you should forego this idea, and instead, have a professional take care of fixing the furnace for you. Read More»
