3 Instrumental Maintenance Steps That Can Prevent Chronic And Costly Furnace Repairs
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19 January 2019
When it comes to appliances in your home, one of the most important is the furnace. It's what heats your home after all. So that you can keep it working great and avoid costly repair bills on a regular basis, you need to know about these maintenance steps.
Switch Out the Air Filter Periodically
One of the easiest and yet most important maintenance steps you can perform for your furnace is switching out the air filter at the appropriate intervals.
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Your Furnace And The Furnace Limit Switch
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18 December 2018
Keeping your furnace in good working order is important, especially if you don't want to end up without heat in the middle of winter. Part of your routine maintenance responsibilities is regularly changing your furnace filters. If you don't tend to this task, your indoor air quality will be poor, which can make it tough for people with allergies, asthma, and respiratory disorders. Dirty filters will also make your furnace work harder than it needs to, which can lead to breakdowns and a bad furnace limit switch.
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Tips For Saving Money When Replacing Your Home's Furnace
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4 November 2018
If you live in a climate that has very cold winters, having a functioning furnace is essential. Unfortunately, a furnace will not last forever and the price to purchase a furnace and have it installed can be quite expensive. If your furnace has reached the end of its lifespan, you will need to replace it, but there are several things that you can do to save some money when doing so.
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Why Is It So Important To Have Your Furnace Cleaned?
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4 October 2018
Your furnace hides in the basement, where you rarely ever see it. As such, it may seem like a strange idea to have your furnace cleaned. Why would you clean something nobody sees, and with a function that has nothing to do with looks? As it turns out, however, there are a few good reasons to have your furnace cleaned about once a year.
Dirt on the Burner Can Cause Harmful Gasses to Accumulate
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