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Why is your Furnace not kicking on
Your furnace becomes a necessity in the cold and frigid Canadian winters, so what do you do when your furnace not kicking on?
Your furnace not kicking on when it is supposed to can cause for worry and anxiety for everyone in the household, and rightfully so. Nobody wants to be stuck in their home during the middle of winter with a furnace that won’t turn on. This issue presents several problems that could possibly come along with it, like Read More...
Why does your furnace smell
Your furnace is supposed to keep your home comfortable and cozy during the winter season, but a nasty furnace smell can do just the opposite.
You may be wondering what that smell is and where it is coming from. The foul furnace smell must be somewhere in your furnace/duct system and is being circulated throughout the home by your furnace blower fan. The smell could be a variety of things and it is important to be able to distinguish between Read More...
Furnace noise you should be aware of
Unusual furnace noise is something many people pass on as not being a big deal, but really it could indicate that there’s a much bigger underlying problem.
Your furnace usually produces a moderately quiet humming or buzzing noise, this is totally okay, it just means that your furnace is on and is working. Any other furnace noise besides this humming sound is what could indicate that there’s a problem with your home’s furnace unit. But how do you know if Read More...
How to Shut Down Central AC for the Winter Season
A frequently asked question we receive when customers are preparing for the cold weather ahead is how to properly shut down their central AC system for the winter season?
By following the steps below we can assure you that your central AC will be shut down currently and you will be ready for the season approaching:
First you should turn off the cooling system. This is done by simply using your thermostat’s settings to turn the cooling setting from on Read More...
Your Home Heating and Fire Safety Tips
Knowing the do’s and don’ts of your home heating system is more important than you may think.
The leading cause of fires in the home is the improper use of heating equipment. These fires often happen during the winter season as this is when you’ll be using your home heating system most frequently. This winter season, DeMark Home Ontario not only wants to keep you warm, but also safe from fire hazards in your home. The following is a list Read More...
New High-Efficiency Furnace Save Money?
Many people wonder if installing a brand new high-efficiency furnace in their home is really going to save them money, and the answer in most cases is yes, it will.
If your current furnace is an old model or mid-efficiency model, then upgrading to a brand new high-efficiency furnace will save you some extra bucks on your utility bill. As the years go on, a furnace may become less efficient which is why an upgrade from your old furnace may Read More...
Dryer Vents: How They Can be Dangerous
Have you ever wondered of the dangers that can be hidden in your dryer vents?
You probably wouldn’t think much of a lint bunny stuck in your dryer vents. What harm can it do? Well, even something that seems as insignificant as a lint bunny can cause major unexpected damage to your home. This sort of problem brings in over a hundred million dollars worth of damage to homeowners annually, has caused dozens of deaths and hundreds of serious injuries. Read More...
Signs that you need a new hot water tank
There are few indicators that your hot water tank needs to be replaced.
Hot water tank is something that homeowners don’t think about too often unless it is causing problems and you are stuck without hot water. It is sitting in your utility room and you don’t come across it too often but if you are left without hot water the problem cannot be ignored. Most hot water heaters last anywhere between 10 to 15 years and if you are Read More...
How to remove calcium deposits
Removing calcium deposits and other minerals can be done with these easy tips.
Hard water can be high in calcium, magnesium, silica and other minerals. Hard water increases films and stains from soaps, minerals, and other substances. Bathroom fixtures, sinks, dishes, and other surfaces need more frequent cleaning from calcium deposits and other minerals. Even Hot water heaters need periodic draining suggested twice a year to eliminate calcium deposits and sediment build up.
Drain Hot Water Heater
As sediment builds up inside Read More...
