4 Common Furnace Problems You Might Have At The Start Of The Season

Posted on 11 November 2021

When autumn comes, you might start thinking about turning on your furnace to heat your home. While your furnace might kick right on without any problems, there is also a chance you might have a few issues. Here are four common furnace problems that homeowners might have at the start of the fall and winter seasons. 1. You Did Not Turn the Thermostat to Heat One thing you might want to check first is your thermostat. [Read More]

3 Times You Should Call An Emergency Plumber

Posted on 18 October 2021

It's important to know when to call an emergency plumber and when you can wait until the next business day to make the call for plumbing services. This is because like all emergency services, having a plumber dispatched to your home late at night or over the weekend will typically come at a premium. However, this does not mean that you should simply avoid the use of emergency plumbing services altogether. [Read More]

3 Concrete Reasons Why You Shouldn't Attempt To Repair Your Residential Furnace Yourself

Posted on 17 September 2021

As a homeowner, you may get tempted to repair your residential furnace when it develops issues. It may seem like a cost-effective strategy to keep your heating system in tip-top shape. However, when it comes to your furnace, going the DIY route when it develops problems can make things worse. If you don't have the necessary skills and tools, you may create bigger, more expensive problems when fixing your faulty residential heating system yourself. [Read More]

2 Reasons The New AC Unit Should Only Be Installed By A Technician

Posted on 26 August 2021

Most homeowners are happy when the hot season comes because it means more time outdoors and extended playtime for their pets and kids. However, the hot season might also be unfriendly to you if you don't have an efficient AC unit because staying indoors would be the most uncomfortable thing you do. So if your current AC system is in bad shape or you haven't installed one yet, consider installing a new one today. [Read More]

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Sealing Up Damaged Ventilation Lines

When it comes to making your HVAC system more efficient, you might be worried about your antiquated furnace or that rickety air conditioner more than you are about your vents. However, leaking vents can send carefully heated or cooled air into wall voids or rooms where you won't use it, which can waste a ton of energy. I had this problem a few years ago, and it was driving up the price of my monthly gas and power bill. This blog is all about improving your HVAC system by carefully sealing up damaged ventilation lines. You never know, sealing a junction gap or a simple leak could help you to lower expenses and keep your home more comfortable.

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