Why Install A Forced-Air Heating System?
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4 May 2022
If you want to install a new heating system in your home, then make sure to look at forced-air systems. These systems work well in residential settings. They have some advantages you won't get from other types of heating.
What Is Forced-Air Heating?
A forced-air system uses warmed air to heat your home. The system contains a furnace, a series of ducts, and vents.
When you turn the system on, the furnace heats air and then releases it through its ductwork.
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Here's What Gassy Or Burnt Furnace Smells Mean
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11 April 2022
A furnace should not emit odors during operation. When this phenomenon occurs, it is a good reason to be concerned. Some furnace odors are emergency furnace repair issues. This is why it is a good idea to know which smells indicate what. The following points cover a few odors and what they generally mean.
Gas Odors
Sometimes a gas furnace will emit a slight gas odor when it is turned on.
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A Quick Look at the Process of a New AC Installation
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21 March 2022
Spring is the ideal time for a new AC installation. This gives you time to complete the job before the weather gets hot and you need your AC to keep you comfortable. Of course, you can have an AC installation done any time, but since the air conditioner needs to be off during the installation, it could get stuffy in your house. Here are a few things to know about getting a new air conditioner installed.
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The Pros And Cons Of Heating Your Home With Propane
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25 February 2022
What's the best fuel source for heating your home in those cold winter months? When you live in a remote area, it's likely that you won't have access to a natural gas line, so your options might be limited to fuel sources like wood, propane, or oil. Propane is typically more efficient than oil furnaces and more reliable than wood so it's a popular choice. But is it right for you?
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