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Signs of Cracked Furnace Heat Exchanger
Although a furnace has many parts and seems like a complicated piece of equipment, there are only really three primary components: the blower, the burner, and the furnace heat exchanger.
The furnace heat exchanger works in harmony with the burner to produce heat which is blown throughout your home. The heat exchanger also has another important job which is filtering out any toxic byproducts of combustion out of the heating system through your system’s flue.
When a problem develops in your Read More...
Duct Cleaning – Before or after new furnace Air Conditioner installed?
If you decided to replace your old HVAC system with the new furnace Air Conditioner then it is also time to think about a duct cleaning.
Duct cleaning generally refers to the cleaning of various heating and cooling system components of forced air systems, including the supply and return air ducts and registers, grilles and diffusers, heat exchangers heating and cooling coils, condensate drain pans, fan motor and fan housing, and the air handling unit housing. Duct cleaning is a Read More...
Preparing your HVAC System for Home Renovation
Home renovation is a frequent culprit behind HVAC system problems, learn how to plan ahead for these problems and keep your HVAC system running smoothly.
Quite surprisingly, a significant amount of problems related to HVAC systems are a result of dirt and dust. You wouldn’t think that something as small and insignificant can cause such problems, but as dirt and dust build up in your HVAC system, it can certainly cause problems. If you’re planning to or are in the Read More...
When is it time for an AC Replacement?
AC Replacement is often done out of necessity, but how can you easily tell when it’s needed?
It’s recommended that you replace your air conditioner before it reaches the point of total breakdown and is rendered useless. When an AC replacement is done ahead of time it allows you to not have to worry about being left without cold air in a hot and humid home this summer or possibly later, and ensures that you’re prepared for the summer months Read More...
How to Drain Water Heater
In order to keep your water heater running in tip top shape, you must drain water heater every six to twelve months.
Draining your water heater at least once or twice a year is recommended to remove any possible sediment or build-up that collects at the bottom of the tank. This sediment buildup can cause your water heater to need to work harder to heat the water, which would also use more energy and cost you more money.
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Should You Leave AC On For Your Pet?
It is summer and that means rising temperatures and heat waves. Pets are just as prone to heat related complications as us. Pet-owners are always recommended to let even their outdoor pets into the house during times of extreme temperatures.
When the temperature and humidity rise, it becomes crucial to keep our pets comfortable and safe. Animals cool themselves by panting, a process of exchanging warm air from their lungs for the cooler air outside. This can not be happened Read More...
Should I Consider Air Conditioner Replacement ?
Here’s how you know if you need an air conditioner replacement to keep your home cool this summer.
Spring is finally here! The cold winter months are gone for now, and it’s time to say hello to the warmth and sunshine that is coming to the GTA. This means ditching your furnace or heating system to the side for the time being and welcoming your air conditioner back into your home to keep you cool when the heat is too Read More...
Do you need New Hot Water Heater?
Get rid of your old water heater unit and replace it with a brand new hot water heater from your local HVAC professionals.
Water heaters are no different than any other appliance in your home, as time goes on your water heater is bound to break down and will need to be replaced. It’s always better to replace your water heater before it’s completely broken and rendered useless because that may lead to larger problems, such as large leaks and Read More...
Insurance Policy Exclusions on Residential Water Heater
If your household has an old water heater you may be in for a problem regarding your home insurance policy.
There are new home insurance exclusions that have been put into place regarding your Residential Water Heater, which many home insurance companies have already implemented into their policies.
This new exclusion is regarding Residential Water Heater that are 10 years old or older and states that if your water heater is over the age of 10-12 years, your home insurance company Read More...
