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An important part of an annual furnace tune-up involves a thorough inspection of the heat exchanger for possible cracks. This can end up being a safety issue, as a crack in the heat exchanger will introduce carbon monoxide into the living space.

We recognize how expensive it can be to replace major appliances in your home like your furnace. If you’re looking for ways to extend your furnace’s useful life to help you save money, we’re always here to help you keep up with its service needs.

Did you know that gas leaks in gas furnaces are relatively easy to spot? You can usually tell from gas buildup on the floor or from the smell of gas around the furnace area. Regular furnace servicing can help minimize the chance of a leak.

Not sure what CFM or PSI you need for your compressor? This can be tricky, especially when you plan on using it for multiple tools, and possibly at the same time. Fortunately, a compressor specialist will be able to go over your requirements and help you figure it out.

Have you not been getting the amount of power you’re used to from your compressor? That doesn’t mean you need a new one. Our compressor experts will be able to go over your compressor from top to bottom to find any problems.

These days, heating costs are more expensive than ever. One of the best things that you can do to help minimize the amount you spend on heating every season is to have your furnace tuned up to ensure it is working efficiently.

The principal difference between a furnace and a boiler is what they heat. A furnace heats air, which is forced through different areas of the building. A boiler heats water, which is piped through the structure.

In 1821, Dr. Paul Meissner wrote the book on hot-air heating systems scientific principles. He was among the first to describe recirculating cool air back to the furnace, where it could be reheated and using mixing dampers to control air flow.

Are you concerned that there could be an early freeze this year that your furnace won’t be up to handling? Perhaps the best way to ensure your furnace is capable of keeping your family warm all winter long is to have it serviced well in advance of any cold weather.

Did you know that it’s generally recommended that you not close off more than 20 percent of the registers in your house? This can cause high resistance and unnecessary heat buildup in the furnace.

Regular furnace inspections are an important part of HVAC maintenance. Here, the thermostat is inspected for proper operation, the filter is inspected and changed or cleaned, all electrical components and controls are checked, and the motor is oiled as needed.

Open, hermetic, or semi-hermetic are terms used to describe how the compressor and it's motor drive are situated in relation to the gas being compressed. How the system will be used determines which one is the best choice.