Just because you can have a furnace fixed does not mean this is really your best option. There are many times when, instead of fixing your furnace, the best choice is really to replace it with a new one. Here are four signs that you need to have your furnace replaced rather than repaired. It keeps breaking If your furnace has never broken down before and now you need to make a simple repair, that’s one thing.…
Read More »Installing insulation in your home is an easy way of reducing heat loss. As a result, it helps to improve the efficiency of your heating system. This in turn keeps your energy bills from getting out of control. The attic is one of the first areas that should be insulated in a home. This is not only because most supply air ducts pass through this area, but also because it provides environmental cold with an easy-to-get-to entry point to the rest of your house.…
Read More »You expect your furnace to keep your home nice and toasty, but not at the expense of overheating your furnace. Believe it or not, it’s possible for your furnace to get too hot as it attempts to keep your home warm. An overheating furnace can cause a wide variety of problems, including unexpected heat exchanger failure, and even create a serious fire hazard. The following takes an in-depth look at the typical symptoms associated with an overheating furnace and what you can do to resolve those issues.…
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