Perfecting My Home's Climate Control
The furnace in your home may get overlooked until you notice a change in performance. Some performance issues are related to homeowners not getting their furnaces services performed as recommended. However, well-maintained furnaces can also become problematic if they are at or have surpassed their lifespans.
Furnaces are an investment and decisions to purchase them need to be taken seriously and thought out carefully. This is because most homeowners can expect to have their furnaces for many years. Read More»
When you think about the top used appliances in your home, the refrigerator is probably near the top of your list. Keeping items cool is the only way to keep them healthy and safe for consumption, but when the refrigerator goes out you might start to panic. Refrigeration repair services are available to help fix any issues that may arise, but trouble shooting on your own is always a good step while you wait for help. Read More»
If your furnace makes unusual noises when it kicks on, the problem might be with the blower motor. Some furnaces have belt-driven motors, and those can make loud noises when the belt goes bad. However, newer furnaces have direct-drive motors, so odd noises are likely to be from the bearings instead. Here’s a look at furnace motor bearings and when they may need to be replaced.
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If you turn your air conditioning system on and it does not cool, you will likely assume that the system needs repairs. One of the first things you need to take a note of is the last time you had air conditioning maintenance services performed. Sometimes homeowners forget that scheduled maintenance is their best defense against needing AC repairs. Any appliance in your home can malfunction and need servicing. Your AC system is not an exception. Read More»
When you turn your furnace on during a cold day, you naturally expect it to blow warm air. Sometimes it doesn’t. Sometimes you get an unpleasant blast of cold air instead. That blast of cold air is especially frustrating when the weather outside is cold, too. Find out why your furnace might be producing cold instead of hot air.
Problematic Thermostat
The first step you should take is to check your thermostat to make sure it’s set to “ Read More»
