Most people don’t think about their furnaces when it’s warm and sunny outside. Now that the weather is starting to cool off, you should take steps to make sure that your furnace is operating properly, safely, and to its fullest capacity. Here are 4 important steps you need to take before turning on your furnace.…
It used to be a common practice to install a system with a higher heating capacity. A lot of people are tempted to opt for the largest furnace they can afford in the hopes of keeping their house warm in winter. However, bigger is not always better. This is especially true when it comes to…
As the cooler weather starts to set in, many of you are probably preparing your home for winter. For most of the country, the winter season is associated with heavy jackets, snow, ice, and freezing temps. One way to ensure that your family stays warm and toasty throughout the winter is by having your furnace…
You turn on your furnace. It runs for a few minutes, and then it shuts off. Later on, it turns back on and the cycle continues. Does this sound familiar? A furnace that constantly turns on and off should not be taken lightly and the problem should be addressed immediately. Otherwise, it can cause serious…
Winter is the time of the year when people use their furnace or heater the most. Before the heating season kicks in, you need to make sure that your furnace is in great shape. In this blog post, we’ll talk about the most common causes of furnace repairs, along with some suggestions on how to…
Furnace can leak water. If you notice water pooling around your furnace, make sure that you deal with the problem in the soonest possible time. This may cause water damage on your walls and floors, which can cost you a lot of money if they’re not dealt with immediately. Plus, it can also mean the…
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly toxic gas. Even mild exposure can lead to dizziness, headache or feeling sick. High levels of carbon monoxide can cause mental confusion, loss of coordination, and even loss of consciousness. According to the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention, carbon monoxide poisoning is responsible for more than 400…
In the United States, most homes experience about 300 electrical surges a year. A power surge is a form of electrical power disturbance. Although they usually last for a millionth of a second, it is considered to be the most destructive out of the 4 types of power disturbances. This spike in electricity can cause…
About 80% of homes are equipped with air conditioners. Most homes, however, have AC units that are too small or too big. People fail to realize that size does matter when it comes to air conditioner. How to determine proper sizing for your Air Conditioner? One of the best ways to determine proper sizing of…
Condenser coils are situated in the outdoor unit of your AC. The whole purpose of the condenser coils is to move heat out of your home and replace it with cool air. Your Broomfield AC system runs day in and day out during the summer. After a while, it accumulates dirt, dust and debris. When…