First off, a point we want to make clear is that a cracked heat exchanger means more for your home, health, and safety in general than it does simply the furnace. We don’t say this to send you into panic mode, but rather to stress the importance of caring for your furnace properly.
Furnace care involves scheduling maintenance each and every year, for starters. Maintenance allows our technicians to thoroughly inspect, clean, and adjust all the components of your heating system, ensuring that it operates as effectively and efficiently as possible. Maintenance also helps prevent repair needs, because it gives our professionals the opportunity to find small issues before they become bigger ones.
And one “small” issue that could quite literally become a big emergency is a cracked heat exchanger. This is more common in older systems (those that are 10-15+ years old) but even if you have a newer system, it’s a good idea to understand what a heat exchanger does, and why a damaged one is bad news. Read on!
There’s a lot going on throughout the winter season. This is especially true this year because things are more different than they’ve ever been before. We’re sure that you’re coordinating holiday video conference calls, buying last-minute gifts, and trying to get things shipped out so they’ll still arrive in time. We know that with all the hustle and bustle a few things might slip through the cracks. If that’s been your heating so far this season, we want to bring your attention back to this system.
It’s been cold lately and turning on your heater in the morning hasn’t been as effective as it used to be. You’re trying to toy with things on your end. If you’ve had your home’s current furnace for a while, then it might be time for you to upgrade. Your heater should always be able to keep you warm with ease. If you’re starting to feel like your thermostat has you programmed and not the other way around, then you should come to our team members.
It’s cold, you’re heating up the hot cocoa, and you’re layering up out there. You need to make sure that your heater can last throughout the winter season. If you’d like to perfect your 
Our winters in Ogden are cold. This means that you need to consider your plumbing before this season reaches its coldest temperatures. You want to ensure that your home’s plumbing is as safe and sound as possible before you run into any unnecessary problems. We’re here to help you out.
If you’ve ever had a heating problem in your home, then you know how much of a hassle it can be. Utah probably isn’t the first place you think of when you think of a “cold weather state,” even though you live here. But we sure do have cold weather here. When you notice things starting to change with your heater, it means that you should reach out to a heating professional sooner than later.
Let’s face it, you’re going to need your heater running in your home most days throughout the winter season. The weather here is cold during this time of year and you know that. Any homeowner in our area understands that they need a great heater in their home. What’s a great heater? It’s not only one that can emit heat. A great heater has to provide you with heat easily and for the right price. If you can’t say that your heater does this for you, then it’s time to take different measures.
