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Furnace Repairs & Care

Posted on18. Mar, 2010 by Admin.

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When filters become clogged with debris, they cut down on a furnace’s efficiency and, over time, can cause parts to wear out faster. A permanent air screen or electronic air filter should be cleaned according to manufacturer’s recommendations. Disposable filters should be checked periodically— monthly during winter—and cleaned or changed as needed. Pleated fabric filters [...]

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How to Extend the Life of Your Furnace

Posted on11. Mar, 2010 by Admin.

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By having the furnace cleaned out, you will get what is called “gas scale build-up” out of the heating elements of the furnace such as the heat exchangers and combustion chamber. This substance looks like rust, and will plug up the components of the furnace, causing them to overheat and eventually crack. The other part [...]

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How To Place Your Carbon Monoxide Detector

Posted on29. Oct, 2009 by Admin.

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There are a few different opinions out there about the best placement. The most important placement procedures seem to have more to do with room location than location on the wall. The International Association of Fire Chiefs recommends a carbon monoxide detector on every floor of your home, including the basement. A detector should be [...]

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How to Evaluate Your HVAC System

Posted on12. Oct, 2009 by Admin.

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It is recommended that you have your HVAC system professionally serviced at least every two years. However, knowing how to evaluate the system yourself can place you in a better position to make an educated decision on whether it needs to be serviced sooner. STEP 1: Test your Carbon Monoxide Detector In the beginning of [...]