Heating season is upon us in Michigan, and it’s time to start looking towards a cozy and comfortable future. Winter will be here in a jiffy, so you’ve only got a few months to prepare for all the frigid temperatures we’re about to endure. That’s why the autumn season is the perfect time to invest in maintenance! Our team isn’t as busy repairing malfunctioning heaters and addressing “no heat” calls by customers since temperatures haven’t dropped to much yet.
That being said, if you’re one of the many members of our community wondering what the point of maintenance is, then you’re in the right place. We think it’s important to talk about why maintenance is a vital service and what brings customers back to us every fall.
If you’re looking to have your heating system last for the next two decades, then you’re going to need routine maintenance!
Spring is ALMOST here, and we can’t help but feel excited! Before you know it, flowers will be blooming, bees will be buzzing, and the sound of air conditioners whirring will be heard all over the state of Michigan! However, just because spring is arriving doesn’t mean that we can just go off and forget about our furnaces!
In general, furnaces are pretty quiet. In fact, you might even forget it’s there! So, when your system suddenly starts making weird noises, it can definitely be a cause for concern!
Deciding which heating system to install in your home can certainly be a bit overwhelming: there are just so many great options, how do you even begin to choose? Well, we’ve decided to help you narrow down your options by talking about two of our favorite systems, the furnace and the heat pump. 
Brrrr! It’s cold out there!
You depend on your furnace to keep you and your family warm and toasty all winter long, so of course, when yours stops blowing warm air, it’s definitely a cause for concern! See, the last thing you need when temperatures dip into the ’30s is another air conditioner!
If you own a furnace, you know how satisfying it can be when it kicks on and provides you with all the heat you desire. So, when something goes awry, you might begin to panic. However, there are some things that you can do to avoid a furnace malfunction. No, we don’t expect you to understand the inner-workings of your system, but we do want you to be aware of the impact that one little component has on your entire furnace system – we are talking about your air filter.
The best thing that you can do for your home heating system, regardless of what type of system you may use, is to schedule routine heating maintenance with trained professionals that you can trust to do the job right. Heating maintenance must occur each and every year. If you don’t have your heater tuned up annually, then there is just no way in which you can hope for it to function at peak efficiency and performance levels. There’s one step you yourself have to take, though.