Five Reasons Your Furnace Is Blowing Cold Air

If you turned your furnace on this winter, you may have noticed that your furnace is blowing cold air. Obviously, this is a problem because you want the furnace on to make your home more comfortable in the chill of winter, especially at night. Here are five reasons your furnace might be blowing cold air instead: The Thermostat is Set to On: If you notice cold air coming from the vents, it might simply be because your thermostat is set to on instead of auto. [Read More]

Tips For Preparing Your Furnace For The Summer

Many homeowners are familiar with the importance of having their furnace tuned up and serviced before the winter months, but they may overlook the need to prepare the furnace for the idleness of the summer months. Failing to prepare your furnace for these periods of time can result in the system experiences performance issues when you first activate it.   Have Your Furnace Cleaned After a long winter of heavy use, it is likely that a sizeable amount of residue has gathered in the furnace. [Read More]

What You Can Do To Keep Your Drains Running Free And Clear

If you've ever had the displeasure of dealing with a clogged drain before, you know how it can turn your plans on their head.  You might already be late for work, only to go to turn on the sink and find it full of standing water.  Although it seems like these kinds of occurrences come up out of nowhere, they often had been building up for quite some time before you saw the result. [Read More]

Air Conditioning Tips For Homeowners

Your air conditioning system is responsible for preventing the interior of your house from becoming uncomfortable during the spring and summer. Being a responsible homeowner will involve being relatively informed about the steps that are needed to avoid air conditioning problems and common performance issues. Appreciate The Importance Of Air Circulation Preventing the air in your home from becoming stagnant is important for minimizing the amount of energy that the home will need to power these systems. [Read More]