Your heater isn’t completely silent while it’s working to heat your home. The motor of your unit clicks on and you may hear a gentle hum or the fan blades whirring. If your heater has ductwork you may even hear the metal expanding and contracting with temperature changes occasionally.
But you should never hear loud, surprising, or concerning sounds coming from your heater. If you hear something unusual that causes concern, you may need to give us a call for furnace repair in Salt Lake City. You don’t ever have to feel like calling for a heater check-up is overkill. It’s always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to potential heater problems.
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.
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.
Do you know the signs that your heating system is on the decline? We find that homeowners often see the problems with their heating system but fail to recognize these problems as related to the quality of their furnace. We’re here to keep you informed about your heating system so that you’ll recognize these signs early on and avoid a big heating breakdown.
Spring has officially begun, and with that it is time to start turning attention to our air conditioning systems—ensuring they’re well maintained and ready for the warmer temperatures soon to hit.