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Furnace Fiascos Avoided

When I was a kid, we lived in a home that didn't have a central furnace. Instead, we relied heavily on a wood burning stove to supply our home with the heat we needed for the long winter. I have some fond memories of sitting around the furnace and enjoying family time, but it was frustrating trying to keep the furnace stocked with wood to keep us warm and toasty. This blog is all about maintaining and servicing any type of furnace so you can keep it running well and heating your family home successfully. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you visit regularly.

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Two Common Heating Problems Wood Burning Stoves Pose New Homeowners

Posted on April 15, 2017

Many homeowners who buy homes and install wood burning stoves are often idealistic about how these stoves work. They envision a beautiful fire, and the warmth that accompanies their new, rustic-style heating unit. However, many people are shocked to find out that these heating systems do occasionally have some problems that you will need to deal with. Even though these systems are rustic and date back to the days of homesteading, they do require some maintenance and upkeep, as well as a knowledge of how to use them. [Read More]

Water Heater Getting Old? 3 Signs It Needs To Be Repaired Or Replaced

Posted on April 5, 2017

You likely take your hot water for granted each time you take a shower, wash your hands, and do your dishes. If your water heater is getting old, however, you need to ensure it stays running so you can keep your hot water. Below are some signs that the water heater may be having problems and needs to be repaired. There are also signs that you need to replace the water heater with a new, updated one. [Read More]

Get Your Window Air Conditioning System Ready For Spring

Posted on March 21, 2017

As you prepare your home for spring and warm weather, you need to make sure that your window air conditioning system is ready to go. #1 Clean The Filter The first thing you need to do is remove the air filter from your window air conditioning unit. It should slide right into your machine on the top of your unit. Just grab it and pull it out. Once you pull it out, rinse it in your bathtub gently with warm water and dish soap. [Read More]

Noises To Listen For When Turning On Your AC This Summer

Posted on March 13, 2017

With the arrival of summer comes the need to keep your home cool and comfortable. Firing up the AC after a long winter's hiatus can be a bit unnerving if you are greeted by an odd noise coming from your unit. The following guide can help diagnose the noise your central AC is making so you can get it back to running smoothly as soon as possible. Clicking noises after startup [Read More]