Tips For Handling The Maintenance Of Your Furnace

If you want to make sure that your furnace is going to run as well as possible throughout the upcoming cold months, you will want to keep up with its maintenance needs. Those who do not have a lot of experience with the maintenance of a furnace will want to continue reading for some helpful advice.  Invest In Filters And Keep A Clean One In The Furnace  You will want to make it a habit to check the condition of the furnace filter. [Read More]

End-Of Summer Repairs For Your Home's Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner

A reverse cycle air conditioner operates all year to cool and warm your home. Therefore, the end of summer doesn't mean you won't need to use the system. As the colder season sets in, your AC uses the reverse refrigeration cycle to warm up the home. Therefore, you need to keep the unit in working condition for the coming seasons. With this in mind, here are four end-of-summer repairs to handle. [Read More]

Why Is My Furnace Not Turning On?

As we're getting into the colder months, many people are turning on their furnaces for the first time only to discover that they're not working. The air conditioning unit and furnace are two completely different systems, so it's entirely possible for your AC unit to function perfectly well, while your residential heating system is in a state of disrepair. Fortunately, there are a few very simple reasons for why your furnace may not be firing as it should. [Read More]

Repair or Replace: What Should I Do With My Water Heater?

When it comes to water heaters, the decision to simply replace or repair it can be difficult. On the one hand, water heater repair is less expensive and can provide you with several more years worth of service, but a new water heater installation allows you peace of mind from knowing that if anything does go wrong, it's most likely under warranty.  So when your water heater goes on the fritz, which one do you choose then? [Read More]