How To Safely Shut Down Your Propane Furnace

Homeowners in cold climates are always looking for ways to make their propane furnaces or heating systems more efficient during the winter. Of course, there is no bad time to make your system more efficient, but you don't want to undertake major repairs and renovations that are going to render your heater or furnace useless during the winter. So, it is always smart to do your heater repairs during the summer, when you aren't so reliant on the system. [Read More]

Water Leaking From Your AC? Solve The Problem With These DIY Tips

If you see water seeping out of your air conditioning closet, you may think the unit's evaporator coil is broken or frozen. Although these are possible reasons for the leaking water, there may actually be a problem with the unit's drainage line. Sometimes, drainage lines clog up with mold and mildew. The water dripping from the evaporator coil has nowhere to go but onto the floor. You can unclog the drainage line and keep it unclogged with these DIY tips. [Read More]

The Holidays Are Almost Here: Is Your Fireplace Ready For The Festivities?

Winter is almost here. It's time to break out the cold-weather gear. If you have a fireplace in your home, it's also time to get that ready for the harsh winter weather. Fireplaces are a great way to keep your home warm during the winter. They're also the perfect focal point for your holiday decorations. However, before you start planning for the holidays, make sure you know the proper safety precautions to follow for your fireplace. [Read More]

Furnace Firing Tips For First-Time Homeowners

If you're approaching your first fall and winter seasons in your own house, there are going to be a lot of firsts. From the first time you ever turn on the furnace to the first time you discover a problem, the better informed you can be. Sometimes, having the information up front can make the difference between timely repairs and complete furnace failure. Sounds You Might Hear Squealing noises or screeching sounds when your furnace turns on usually mean that there's an issue with the fan belt or the motor itself. [Read More]