Leaks are a typical occurrence in furnaces. Make sure to contact a professional immediately if you see water around the base of your furnace. When not addressed promptly, leaks can lead to water damage on your ceiling, walls and other wooden components of your home. It can also contribute to mold growth, which is hazardous to the health of your family.
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What Should You Do If Your Furnace Is Blowing Cold Air?
The last thing you want to happen in the middle of the winter is for your furnace to start blowing cold air. This problem can occur for many reasons, with some causes easier to address than others. Keep in mind that it’s still best to have your equipment checked by a professional if it isn’t functioning properly.
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Don’t Forget to Check These Things Before Using Your Furnace
Heating season is just around the corner, and homeowners are calling HVAC and electric panel companies to get their furnaces and electrical systems ready for the colder days ahead. Before you dust off your system to fire up your furnace, however, there are a few safety checks you need to perform. Remember that your furnace is coming off of months of not being used, so it’s important to slowly get it ready for the fall and winter seasons.
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Why Have Your Heating System Inspected This Summer?
Your heating system is probably the last thing on your mind this summer. However, the warmer seasons are the best time to have your equipment checked and serviced. By having your system regularly maintained, you can save money and time as well as avoid stress.
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What Does Recovery Mode Mean in Thermostats?
As a rule, air conditioning units have to work longer in order to efficiently cool a house, especially if it’s excessively hot. Some homeowners make the mistake of turning their AC units off when they’re away and then expect the units to perform as well as before when they come back home. The truth is, when you turn off the AC, indoor temperatures will continue to rise. By the time you get home, your air conditioner will actually be consuming more energy in an effort to cool down your intensely hot rooms, causing your utility bills to skyrocket. If not corrected, this practice can even lead to unit failure or untimely calls to air conditioning companies for repair.
