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A healthy furnace provides safe, reliable operation. In addition to keeping to regular maintenance routines, knowing about indicators such as flame color can help you anticipate potential problems and ensure continued operation. In today’s post, local furnace repair and installation company Econoair Heating & Cooling Inc. shares a quick guide on furnace flame colors…Read More read more about Furnace Flames: What Color Should They Be?
It’s a chilly day and you walk into your house, only to find that instead of keeping your home nice and toasty, your furnace is blowing cold air. What should you do? Whatever you end up doing, don’t panic just yet. While this issue could be caused by a host of different…Read More read more about How to Troubleshoot a Furnace That’s Blowing Cold Air
Your HVAC unit is a complicated piece of equipment with many different components all working together to keep your home at a comfortable temperature year-round. Remember, your HVAC system handles both heating and cooling functions, and while they’re engineered for constant use, there are some parts that are more prone to replacement…Read More read more about The 3 Most Commonly-Replaced Parts in an HVAC System
Your commercial building will rely heavily on its HVAC unit during the winter season, which is why you’ll want to ensure that your commercial HVAC unit is in tip-top shape in order to be prepared for the season. It’s important to schedule maintenance and inspections early to avoid the Christmas rush as…Read More read more about 3 Common Commercial Winter HVAC Problems
There are many homeowners who complain about odd noises coming from their furnace. This could be a sign of underlying HVAC problems that need to be addressed quickly. While furnaces make a clicking noise when they’re started, it’s not normal to hear clicking during normal operation. In this post, your trusted furnace installation…Read More read more about What Causes Furnace Clicking?
Headaches are often a sign of other underlying health problems, but if everyone in your household frequently experiences bad headaches, your AC, furnace or boiler installation may be the culprit. The most common reason for this is carbon monoxide, a normal byproduct of many heating systems.
Fall in Canada is pretty much a prelude to the typical Canadian winter, so it’s always a good idea to get any AC repair, heater maintenance or furnace replacement you have planned out of the way at this time to prepare for the colder days ahead. You may not look forward to any…Read More read more about Your 2020 Fall HVAC To-Do List
Finding a reliable contractor for an AC, heating or boiler installation job is challenging enough without being pestered left and right by high-pressure sales tactics. This can be especially stressful if you don’t know or understand enough about the HVAC units you ‘re thinking about purchasing. Trustworthy HVAC companies will take their time to…Read More read more about Deal With Pushy HVAC Salespeople Using These Tactics
In the air conditioning, furnace repair and installation industry, “forced air” and “central air” refer to the primary method HVAC systems use to distribute cool or warm air. As the name suggests, forced air systems force air through a duct network to regulate the temperature throughout the entire building. Central air systems also…Read More read more about Forced Air & Central Air Systems
