Tips to Make Your Furnace Last Longer

February 14, 2022

The average furnace lasts between 15 and 20 years. However, there are multiple things you can do to help extend the lifespan of your furnace. The longer you can keep your furnace running efficiently, the longer you can put off purchasing an entirely new system. Get Annual Maintenance One of the best ways to not only ensure that your system lasts its intended lifespan but also help push it past that is to get regular furnace maintenance. Call a furnace professional once a year so that they can perform a proper tune-up on your system.

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Here’s Your New Year’s Resolution Checklist for Your Heater

January 3, 2022

New Year’s resolutions are about creating new habits that will help you have the best year possible. Part of having that kind of year is not just improvements for yourself, but improvements around your home. Here is a checklist of resolutions to consider that will help your heater work more efficiently to keep you and your family comfortable while reducing your expenses. Use Thermostat Programs If you have a system that is currently running efficiently, using your thermostat’s programs can give you an extra boost. In fact, they may help you save up to 10% of

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4 Ways to Winterize Your Heating System

December 16, 2021

If you’re planning on spending much of the winter bundled up at home with the thermostat on high, it’s important to consider the effect this will have on your heating system. The more regularly you’re relying on it to keep warm, the higher the odds get of it becoming worn out or broken down. Not to mention the fact that each day you’re putting strain on it, your monthly heating bills are getting more and more expensive. That being said, if you can find effective ways to improve the unit’s energy efficiency and give it consistent breaks from operating, you

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5 Tips to Prepare Your HVAC System for a Snow Storm

November 17, 2021

Snow storms are simply a part of the reality of living in the Midwest. While they may be beautiful to look at, they can also wreak havoc on your HVAC system. Here are five tips to preparing your heating system for the next major storm of the winter. 1. Change Your Air Filter Your filter is one of the primary devices protecting your furnace from airborne contaminants. A clogged filter causes less air to flow through your system, requiring longer heating cycles. These longer cycles cause excessive wear and strain on your equipment, leading to premature

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