When your gas furnace starts making rumbling noises, it’s time to call your HVAC expert. Because your comfort and safety are at risk when your furnace starts to make an unfamiliar noise, getting it checked out sooner rather than later may save you money in the...
Furnace gaps can be caused by badly fitted sheet metal joints. Modern furnaces are frequently exposed to this problem since they often have separations in between the heat exchanger, the filter housing and the fan housing. Unfortunately, gaps can create air leaks,...
An ugly combination of events could be putting your family at risk, literally under your nose, without your knowledge. If your furnace isn’t operating at tip-top efficiency, fuel combustion could be creating lethal levels of carbon monoxide (CO). If your furnace has a...
Whole-house ventilation systems in the form of ERVs and HRVs offer homeowners access to quality fresh air when the home is shut up tightly over winter—or whenever conditions call for ventilation. Before choosing a home ventilation system, it’s helpful to know the...
Communicating with your HVAC tech might occasionally seem like talking with someone who speaks a foreign language, considering the arcane terms commonly used by heating and cooling professionals. For instance, when you need to talk to a service technician about...
