Your heating and air conditioning system contributes significantly to your monthly energy expenditure. You will use the AC more than any other domestic appliance during the hot season to keep your home pleasantly cool all day. However, the AC suffers wear and tear like other household appliances. You will know that your unit needs repairs when it starts making odd noises, stops cooling like before, and blows hot air into the house. [Read More]

Part of homeownership is performing necessary maintenance so that appliances work properly and repairs can be avoided. This includes your home's furnace, which has several things to maintain. Change The Air Filter A forced-air furnace is going to have an air filter that all the air passes through, and it collects the dust and debris in the air so that it doesn't recirculate back into your home. This filter needs to be changed regularly though, since too much debris can build up and prevent air from flowing through it. [Read More]

There are many benefits to switching from electric heat to natural gas. Depending on the local utility rates in your area, you may be able to save a significant amount of money on your seasonal heating bills. Natural gas may also be a more environmentally friendly option, especially in regions that utilize oil or coal for electrical generation. If you're ready to make the switch, it's essential to know that you will be adding a few steps to your new heating system installation. [Read More]

The heating system in your home can affect indoor air quality. When your furnace is working at peak efficiency and is well maintained, you will enjoy good air quality. However, if it is not working like it is supposed to, you will have poor indoor air quality. One of the problems that furnace repair services can addresses is air quality. Here are some causes your furnace is producing lousy air quality. [Read More]