Most people know that when they turn on their furnace for the first time, a minor smoke smell is normal. However, when your furnace produces a strong smoky scent, or if you continue to experience the issue long after the initial use of the season, this is not normal. Learn about a couple of the issues that could cause this problem and how you can correct it.
Air Filter
Air filters trap allergens and other debris so that they don’t circulate through the air in a home. Read More»
When it comes to your air conditioner, what you don’t know can hurt you and your AC unit. Without proper care, your air conditioner won’t be able to provide you with the cool air you need during the summer. To help you avoid mistakes that could lead to costly repair bills, here are just a few things that you need to know about your air conditioning system.
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Summer may be drawing to a close, but it’s still hot enough in most areas of the country to make the idea of turning on a furnace almost laughable. Yet that’s exactly what you should be doing now because you need time in case your furnace needs repairs. You don’t have to run the furnace for a long time, but you should have a furnace repair company inspect it now so that you know you’ll have heat when cold weather arrives. Read More»
There are times when you wonder if your home needs a new air conditioner, especially now that it’s the middle of summer and sweltering outdoor temperatures are giving your current A/C unit a tough workout. Deciding on a new A/C system can be a hard call, which is why you should consider the following signs.
1. Your A/C No Longer Cools Properly
After years of cooling like a champ, your A/C system suddenly finds cooling your entire home to be a challenge. Read More»
The warm weather is here and on its way, depending on where in the country you live. If you are turning your air conditioning on for the first time but you are not sure it is working properly, that can be remedied. Here is how you can find out before you invite the AC technician over.
Switching Your Thermostat to “Fan Only” Changes Nothing
You may feel cool air blowing through the vents but not much of a reduction in temperature in your home. Read More»
