Once the weather has warmed up in the springtime, you may be ready to get rid of your heater for the season so you can crank up the air conditioner. If so, once the threat of cold weather has passed, use the following tips to shut down your home's gas furnace in preparation for the warm, summer months.
1. Extinguish the Pilot and Turn Off the Power
When you feel you no longer need your furnace, the first thing you should do is turn it off.
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The Importance Of Ductwork Repairs When Installing A New Central AC System
Choosing to replace an old central air conditioning unit with a new one is a great idea if the system is old and not running very efficiently. When the HVAC company comes to your home to complete this task, they will not only remove the old system and attach the new one, but they will also examine, repair, and replace your existing ductwork system if it needs any work. The ductwork for the system is a vital component, and that is why the company will evaluate it and make any necessary repairs.
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3 Tips For Minimizing The Spread Of Dust By Your Home's Furnace
If you or someone in your household has severe allergies or asthma, part of reducing the symptoms is keeping the air as clean as possible. This includes the dust that flies around in the air, much of which is spread around by your furnace. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to minimize the spread of dust by your home's furnace, as discussed below.
1. Wipe the Furnace's Exterior
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3 Major Reasons To Have Your HVAC System Inspected ASAP
How long has it been since you had your HVAC system inspected by a professional? Are you the type who waits until there is something wrong to call in a professional? While there's nothing wrong with wanting to avoid paying for unnecessary services, there is a point where it becomes silly to try to avoid calling in a professional. There are a number of reasons why paying for an inspection can be a good investment and more than worth your time.
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