Understanding And Troubleshooting Electric Forced-Air Heaters For New Homeowners

Posted on: 9 December 2018

As a new homeowner, you have a lot to learn about the various systems working behind the scenes to keep your family comfortable and safe. In addition to learning about plumbing and electrical systems, you must also have a basic understanding of the HVAC system. Though an electric forced-air furnace looks like a scary mystery to many new homeowners, they really are fairly simple appliances. Even though you may not want to tackle working on your own furnace when it has issues, having some basic knowledge about its parts and how they work is advisable.
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4 Energy Efficient Heating Solutions To Upgrade Your Home And Save This Winter

Posted on: 6 November 2018

If you have an outdated heating system for your home, you may want to consider upgrades to improve energy efficiency. Today, there are many options for more efficient heating for your home, such as solar and wind energy or biomass fuels. There are also options like modern heat pump HVAC systems. Here are some of the energy-efficient solutions that you will want to consider helping you start saving this winter:
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Abnormal Furnace Sounds And What To Do If You Hear Them

Posted on: 31 August 2018

Heating your home is important. It is necessary to keep your family warm during the cooler seasons, but it is also essential for maintaining a healthy air quality in the home. Unfortunately, years of use and improper maintenance may all cause your furnace distress. In some instances, you will notice signs of distress because the furnace will start making unusual noises when it first comes on or while it is heating.
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DIY Troubleshooting And Repair Of Your Home's Air Conditioning System

Posted on: 31 August 2018

If your air conditioner isn't working and you can't afford to have a professional HVAC technician come out and figure out why then these steps will help you troubleshoot the problem and possibly fix it. Step 1: Make Sure the Air Compressor has Electrical Power If you turn the thermostat down and yet no cool air comes out of the vents, then it is possible the system doesn't have any power.
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