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Do you know the state of your furnace? Having your furnace inspected by a pro is more important than you realize. An inspection ensures that your entire system is running efficiently so it won’t breakdown during the coldest months of the year, when you’ll need your furnace most! Preventing system breakdowns and other problems before
Read this post »Getting your furnace tuned up should be an annual part of your routine for prepping your home for the winter. Doing it at the beginning of the cooler season will save you headaches later on because our technicians will perform various tasks to make sure your system is running at top efficiency, and while they
Read this post »Did you know that carbon monoxide leaks can start in the heat exchanger of your furnace? Carbon monoxide is produced whenever any fuel, such as gas, wood, or charcoal, is burned. The heat exchanger, which contains the CO within the furnace, can develop cracks over time and leak the gas into your home. While the best way to prevent
Read this post »Why do Homeowners Need to Seal Ducts? 1. To improve indoor air quality. Duct leakage draws air from attics, garages, and crawl spaces, which often contain mold spores, insulation fibers, pesticide powders, exhaust fumes, radon, moisture, and more. 2. To improve comfort. A good rule of thumb for the Southeastern United States is air conditioners
Read this post »The last thing a homeowner wants in the winter is for his or her furnace to malfunction. Yet, the coldest part of the year, when most furnaces are working the hardest, is when furnace problems are most frequent. If your home’s heating capacity is slowly dissipating, or has suddenly disappeared, the problem might be due
Read this post »When a residential furnace has problems in the winter, the first thing the homeowner wants to know is how much it will cost to repair. In many cases, that is a difficult question to answer for two reasons: parts for different furnaces cost different amounts, and fixing an HVAC issue in one furnace could require
Read this post »Having your heating and air conditioning (AC) system ready for spring is a New Year’s resolution that you should make and keep. By now, most homeowners have their heating system ready for winter. What they do not have is their air conditioning system ready for spring, which is just around the corner for Atlanta residents.
Read this post »When a residential furnace has problems in the winter, the first thing the homeowner wants to know is how much it will cost to repair. In many cases, that is a difficult question to answer for two reasons: parts for different furnaces cost different amounts, and fixing an HVAC issue in one furnace could require
Read this post »The last thing a homeowner wants in the winter is for his or her furnace to malfunction. Yet, the coldest part of the year, when most furnaces are working the hardest, is when furnace problems are at its height. If your home’s heating capacity is slowly dissipating, or has suddenly disappeared, the problem might be
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