Heater Not Working? 3 Things That You Should Know
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29 April 2018
Whenever temperatures begin to drop, a broken heater can make your home uncomfortable. And it's also important to remember that if temperatures get low enough, a malfunctioning heater can even lead to a dangerously cold home. To keep your home warm during the chillier months, heater repair services are something you should seek out as soon as you notice that your home's heater is not working as well as it should be.
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Answering A Couple Of Basic Furnace Questions
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12 March 2018
A furnace is a common type of heating unit that can be ideal for homes that are located in areas with especially harsh winters. These devices are able to efficiently produce large amounts of heat; however, there are homeowners that simply lack a thorough understanding about these systems. If you are wanting to improve your ability to make smart and informed choices about your heating system, there are some key pieces of information that you should have:
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Wrapping Up The Heating Season Safely
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31 January 2018
Much of the country is still in need of added heat to combat winter temperatures, but as spring approaches, it's time to start looking at ways to safely wind up heater season and transition into air conditioning season. Depending on how your system is set up, this could be one smooth process, or it could require two separate attempts. The purpose is to ensure the heater stays in good shape as the weather gets warmer and you use the heater less, while also preparing the air conditioner to start working for the next few months.
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3 Signs Your Home's Heat Pump Is In Need Of Repairs
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13 December 2017
Many homes utilize heat pumps to warm and cool the interior of the house. A heat pump is a mechanical device that can be used year round and it works by transporting heat from one area to another; during the summer months, a heat pump removes heat from the inside of the house and forces it out. During the winter months, the opposite is true; the heat pump absorbs heat energy from the outside air and forces it in.
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