As the winter weather is getting closer, it is time to start servicing your HVAC system. Sometimes, more than the common maintenance needs to be done, and there may be repairs that your system needs before starting your heating. The following heating repair information will help you get your HVAC fixed before cold weather arrives:
Removing clutter and checking the furnace for damage
The area where your furnace is installed often becomes a storage area over the warmer months.
When you turn the air conditioning on, you expect it to cool your house. When your air conditioning is having issues cooling your home, there are a number of things that may be going on. Sometimes, the issue can be something simple that you can easily remedy yourself. However, other times the issue will be something that you need to have a repair technician to take care of for you. Here is information on some of the things that may be causing your air conditioner to stop putting out cool air:
A brand new air conditioning system can be a godsend on a hot summer day. In addition to whisking away heat and humidity, central air conditioning systems may also boost your home value, since they are hidden in the walls and floor and don't pose the types of water damage problems roof-mounted evaporative coolers can create. However, before your installation appointment, here are three things you should ask your technician.
As a general rule, when you smell something weird, it is a signal that there is something wrong somewhere. This is true whether it is burning rubber as you are driving down the road or old food in the kitchen. In the same way, when you smell something funny coming from your heating system when you switch the heat on, you can bet that there is something strange occurring from within the furnace.
Summer is the perfect time to start planning your annual furnace maintenance appointment. For many homeowners, furnace maintenance is, at best, an afterthought. For some, it's never thought of at all. Unfortunately, skipping those annual maintenance appointments can be hazardous to your furnace and your home. Here's a look at some of the reasons why your annual furnace maintenance should be a top priority during the off-season period.
Annual Maintenance Keeps The Furnace Clean
