A furnace plays an important role for your home’s comfort even in winters and summers. It will only give you the best comfort like efficient heating, steady and safe. But if one of the main safety components is affected it will cause...
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A furnace can be a great choice for heating your home. However, this isn’t the ideal heating solution for every residence. Deciding between a furnace and another option requires you to think about energy efficiency, installation costs and...
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Skipping the manufacturer’s instructions during installation may result in a furnace that fails within six months or less. For example, heat exchangers can crack from improper venting, and gas valves can clog and malfunction by skipping...
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Here’s the thing! Your furnace can only do its job well if the air moving through your ducts flows freely. But when that ductwork is dirty or clogged, the whole heating system suffers. Some dirty ductwork furnace problems aren’t...
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When the coldest days of winter hit, the last thing you want is to wake up to a freezing house and a silent furnace. Yet every year, homeowners face unexpected heating breakdowns that could have been prevented with a simple tune-up. Scheduling...
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If you’ve noticed that your furnace blower won’t stop running, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common problems homeowners in San Marcos face with their HVAC systems. Furnace fan or blower issues are among the...
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It is ok to hear some sounds when your furnace turns on, in full capacity, or shuts down. The problem arises when you start hearing a banging or popping noise. These sounds can be concerning to homeowners if they aren’t sure what the...
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We’ve all been there! A furnace leaking water is a common problem for homeowners in San Marcos, TX. A furnace water leak could result in costly, recurring repairs. And the worst part is that if it does produce bio growth, this could...
Read moreWinter in Austin may not bring heavy snow or weeks of freezing temperatures, but when those cold fronts arrive, they can drop fast, and your home’s comfort depends on whether your furnace is ready. Even if you only use your heat a few...
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If your furnace smells like gas, it’s important to act quickly. While some causes may not be serious, others could be dangerous. Gas furnaces use propane or natural gas, which are typically odorless. To help detect leaks, gas...
Read moreAs the days grow shorter and the chill of November settles in, most of us in Penn Hills are focused on gathering with loved ones, planning Thanksgiving feasts, and reflecting on what we’re thankful for. We’re grateful for the trust our...
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