If you notice a burning smell coming from the heating and cooling vents in your home, or if your furnace cycles off and will not turn back on again, that is a good indicator that your furnace is overheating. Today’s furnaces are equipped with a built-in safety feature that turns your furnace off before any…
Now that the Thanksgiving holiday is in the past, many of you are preparing for Christmas. With family and friends staying over for the holiday, you want to make sure that they will be comfortable in your home. With increased appliance usage along with extra guests in your home, choosing the perfect temperature can be…
Christmas is right around the corner. In the hustle and bustle of this holiday season, do not forget to give your HVAC the attention it needs to keep your home comfortable for you and your guests. As your holiday to-do list grows, your Thornton HVAC system should be the last thing to worry about on…
In most parts of the country, Winter comes with heavy snow fall and sub-zero temperatures. During this time of the year, people rely on their furnace to stay warm and comfortable. Often, they keep it running 24/7. The longer you use your furnace every day, the more strain you’re putting on the system. The last…
In some areas of the country, temperatures can drop to single digits or even below freezing. While turning on the heater is a great way to stay warm and comfortable in winter, it can be expensive. Heating homes accounts for over 70% of energy consumption. The good news is that there are simple and cost-effective…
Our energy bills can be too high. They take a big bite out of our budgets. What’s worse is that home heating costs continue to rise every year. If you are looking for ways to curb your heating expenses while still maintaining an ideal level of comfort, keep reading. Here are 4 ways to lower…
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…