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One of the top considerations when selecting a furnace for your home is how well it can produce heating results. We talk a lot about efficiency and keeping energy costs down, but it is equally important to have a furnace that can meet your home comfort needs.
It’s no fun dealing with a heater that cannot keep up with your heating expectations. You can schedule furnace service in Layton for our team to complete an in-home assessment and talk to you about both gas and electric furnaces. You can also keep reading to learn more about the differences between gas and electric furnaces when it comes to keeping your home comfortable this winter.
Your furnace can have a variety of problems over its lifespan. Among these problems are electrical issues. Electricity is a major factor in how well your furnace operates and concerns with your home’s electrical system should be treated very seriously.
If something is wrong with your furnace, you need to schedule furnace service in Layton now ahead of winter. Our team can check out all of your electrical connections to make sure they are secure. If there are any issues, we can fix them. Keep reading below to learn more about the most common electrical problems we see and what they mean.
Chances are that you would like to avoid a heater breakdown during the fall and winter seasons. The best way to do that is by prioritizing a tune-up for your heater ahead of the winter season. In fact, fall is a fantastic time to schedule heater maintenance so you can avoid a broken heater later in the season.
You can keep reading to learn more about what our team does during heating maintenance and why the service is so important. Then give our team a call to schedule your service now to stay ahead of the winter rush. Putting off service can mean that you wait even longer for it later in the season as we see an uptick in calls.
Fall is barely here and your furnace is already giving you problems. Not a great way to start the season. If your furnace continually shuts off instead of staying on, you probably need to schedule an appointment for furnace repair in Layton.
It’s better to get ahead of furnace problems rather than putting off service and potentially facing even bigger issues later on. You can keep reading to learn more about common reasons that your furnace might switch off before completing a heating cycle.
You don’t want to come home this winter to find out that your furnace stopped working while you were away one day. The good news is that it’s easy to stay ahead of furnace problems and even prevent them from happening at all.
The answer to future furnace problems is furnace maintenance. And if you haven’t scheduled an appointment for a furnace tune-up yet this year, now is a great time to do so. You can keep reading to learn more about the benefits of furnace maintenance ahead of the winter season.
Water heaters are designed to last a long time, but they will not last forever. Depending on whether you have a gas or electric water heater, it can last longer or need to be replaced sooner.
Of course, scheduling annual water heater maintenance in Ogden, UT, also plays a role in how long your water heater will last. Keep reading if you want to learn more about caring for your water heater and how long you can expect it to last.
If you’re not familiar with how a cooling cycle works inside of your air conditioner, you may feel alarmed when you notice water leaking out of your AC. Don’t get us wrong, leaks are always concerning. But, water flow inside of your air conditioner is actually completely normal.
You still need to call and schedule an appointment for air conditioning repair in Salt Lake City when you notice a leak. You can keep reading to learn more about why there is water flow inside of your air conditioner and why you may have a leak. We even have tips for preventing leaks from happening again in the future.
You know that heat pumps and central air conditioners are different, but they also work very similarly, too. So what’s the difference between the two systems anyway? There are a few key components that set a heat pump apart from more traditional central air conditioners.
You can keep reading to learn more about how heat pumps are different from other air conditioners. Then, give our team a call when you need to schedule service because of any heat pump problems. We are always here to help, even if you just need questions answered.
If you’ve been thinking about investing in a new heater for your home before winter rolls around, you may be researching your options. Alongside that research comes the natural curiosity of what to expect during a heater installation.
If you need a new heating system in Layton, our team can help. Now is actually a great time to install a heater ahead of the fall and winter seasons. You can keep reading to learn more about what to expect during heater installation so you can plan ahead.
Rust begins to develop on, or in your water heater due to corrosion. Unfortunately, rust usually means that your water heater needs to be replaced, with a couple of exceptions. If you have noticed rust on your water heater, it’s better to act quickly in case repairs can be made.
Otherwise, you’ll need to invest in a water heater replacement. Either way, our team can help. You can keep reading to learn more about rust on or around your water heater and when it means that you need a replacement.
