Winter is nearly here, which means that now more than ever you need a furnace that you can depend on! See, having a faulty furnace in the middle of winter is not something you want to deal with, so if you’re going to get a new furnace this season, now is the time to do so.
Of course, replacing your furnace is no small task, and we find that many homeowners don’t quite know where to start. Fortunately, though, you’re in luck! Below, we have provided a sort-of quick-guide to furnace installation, that way, you’ll know just what to do when the time comes! All you’ve got to do is keep reading to find out more (and of course, remember to call our team for all things heating in Grand Rapids!)
There’s no denying that purchasing a brand new heating system is a great feeling, especially when temperatures outside begin to drop! But, guess what? Your brand new heater is only going to be great so long as you’ve got a great thermostat controlling it!
Fall has officially arrived! Before you know it, apples will be a regular topic of conversation, warm sweaters will follow you everywhere you go, and pumpkin spice will take over every coffee shop in town! Of course, though, the arrival of fall comes with the arrival of chilly temperatures, meaning you’ll be turning on that heater sometime soon!
Any problem with your air conditioner is a cause for concern, however, not all problems present themselves in the same ways. Fortunately, you’ve got a set of ears! That’s right: one of the best ways to figure out if something is wrong with your air conditioner is by listening to it!
When summer rolls around, you are going to want to make sure that your air conditioner is in good working condition—this means scheduling maintenance services, changing out your air filter, and calling for repairs at the first sign of an issue. However, what if we told you that in order to have a good working air conditioner, you are going to make sure that all your ducts are in a row (sorry, bad pun, we know).
When spring rolls around, it’s all about “out with the old and in with the new”, so if you are in the market for a new heater or air conditioner, then consider installing a heat pump! Heat pumps are becoming quite popular for their ability to provide year-round comfort efficiently and effectively.
Temperatures here in Michigan have not yet felt so “spring-y”, however, our calendars state that the first official day of spring was March 20th, which means that warmer temperatures are on their way. Of course, the start of spring gets all of us thinking about summer, a time when there is not much need for our furnaces. We aren’t recommending you shut down your furnace just yet, as it is still quite chilly outside, but it is still worth knowing what to do with your furnace when the time finally does come.
Winter isn’t going anywhere any time soon, so over the next couple of months, you’re going to be using your furnace quite consistently. But, what happens if your furnace can no longer keep up with your household’s heating demands? Certainly, having a faulty furnace in the middle of the winter is not something you should ever have to deal with… so what do you do?