One huge part of furnace maintenance inspections is the cleaning and adjusting of the system. Over time, a furnace system can get dirty or backed up with soot and grime that will ultimately inhibit the efficiency and efficacy of the equipment. This can be fixed with routine maintenance, or more specifically, with routine system cleaning.
We’re not just talking about cleaning the outside of your furnace and making it aesthetically pleasing. We’re talking about cleaning the interior components and improving the safety as well as the functionality of the system. Furnace cleanings as well as furnace repairs in Fort Wayne, IN are essential in keeping your heating system safe and effective.
Today, we’re going to talk about some common problems that can crop up with a dirty furnace. We’ll discuss why maintenance and targeted repairs are such great solutions for a furnace that’s getting dirty.
It’s heating season! Or at least it’s quickly becoming heating season. There’s not a particular date that we just decide to switch our systems from cooling to heating, it really depends on each individual homeowner’s comfort preferences. If you’re really not happy with temperatures that dip below 50 degrees, then you might start the heater early than another homeowner. To each their own!
There are many different types of heating and air conditioning systems on the market. It’s enough to make any typical homeowner’s head spin! You might have seen the title of this blog post and wondered, “why is the ductless system getting all the attention?” We’ll answer your question and shed a little insight on ductless technology in the process!
You’re likely one of many homeowners in our area who are dealing with an air conditioner that’s past its prime. No matter how many times you get it repaired, it’s just not performing like it used to. We understand how bad this can feel.
Air conditioning can be frustrating. You sign the paperwork, shell out a huge amount of money, all for the hope that your AC will keep temperatures comfortable during the summer heatwaves. Then, when something goes wrong, it feels like you’ve been cheated out of the one thing you wanted out of all of this—comfort.
Indoor air quality is an important measure of comfort. If you feel like your home is the perfect temperature, that’s wonderful, but it shouldn’t just stop there. You should be willing to investigate how you feel, the kinds of contaminants you’re encountering in your home, and the possible solutions to the problem.
We’ve been hit hard this year by hot temperatures, and things are only going to get hotter as we jump right into August. Many homeowners are struggling with air conditioners that are ten years old, running inefficiently, or just cost too much to maintain. We completely understand, which is why we want to highlight the benefit of replacement services, as well as clue you into a great promotion we’re running.
Air conditioners rely on electricity in order to keep our homes cool—this is no mystery. What is a mystery to many homeowners is just how this process happens. How does your system turn electricity into cool, comfortable air at an affordable price? And how does it know to start and stop depending on the temperature set on your thermostat?
We’ve got record-breaking temperatures on their way this summer, and it’s no mystery that we’re trying to get every homeowner in our area ready for them. Sure, you could just flip the switch on your air conditioner and hope for the best, but sometimes that’s not good enough. Let’s avoid that worst-case scenario of dealing with uncomfortable temperatures on the hottest day of the year.
If you’re a business owner, then we’re probably preaching to the choir. Your time is money, and the less time you spend worrying about HVAC problems, the more time you can spend bookkeeping and making sure your business is profitable. Yet here we are, time and time again, running into building and restaurant owners that paid a family friend to check on their commercial HVAC unit for a quick repair. This type of situation is avoidable and today we’re going to talk about why it’s always a good idea to avoid amateur repairs.
