How To Reduce HVAC Energy Costs This Summer
Posted on:
3 June 2018
Your HVAC system is the largest appliance within your home, providing climate control to every room in the house. For that reason, it is also one of the most important, and one of the largest energy using, appliances that you own. This means that the financial burden of your climate control bills in the summer can become quite large, depending on the temperature outside and the settings you choose. Fortunately, there are a few things that you can do to naturally keep the temperature low within your house this summer, and reduce your energy bills at the same time.
[Read More]
3 Warning Signs Your Gas Furnace Is Producing Carbon Monoxide
Posted on:
24 April 2018
If your home has an old gas furnace, you may be concerned about it producing carbon monoxide. If so, look for the following warning signs that your heater may be producing and releasing the gas into your home.
1. Pilot Light Glows Yellow
One visual sign you can look for to determine whether or not your furnace may be producing carbon monoxide is the color of the pilot flame. Normally, the flame glows a bright blue, indicating that the pilot is receiving the right amount of gas and is burning it cleanly.
[Read More]
Telling The Difference Between Cold Cycling And Short Cycling And When You Need A New Furnace
Posted on:
10 March 2018
Many homeowners may have heard of the terms cold cycling and short cycling and wondered what they meant for their heater. Grasping the difference between these situations can help you know when it is time to install a new furnace and when you are just fine with your current model.
Just How Short Is Short Cycling?
When it is cold out, your furnace is likely to turn on and off regularly.
[Read More]
Have Uneven Temperatures Throughout The House? What To Know And Do
Posted on:
24 January 2018
If your home is hot in some rooms, and super cold in the others, and you can't get a consistent temperature, you want to have an HVAC service professional come to your home. You are not only wasting energy, but it could be uncomfortable in certain areas of the house. Here are some of the things to ask yourself, and to talk with the professional about so they can service your HVAC needs properly.
[Read More]