Expertise from a Professional HVAC Contractor in Newark Ohio One of the most important parts of a gas forced air furnace is the blower motor. This motor is responsible for moving fresh air through the furnace, over burners to heat it (or over the evaporator coil to cool it), then distribute it out to the […]
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The job of a central heating system is to intake fresh air, warm it, then circulate it throughout the home via an air duct system until a desired temperature is achieved. Just like any other mechanical device with moving parts, the furnace blower motor is susceptible to breakdowns. Read on to determine if your blower
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As a homeowner, it’s important for you to understand a little bit about how your home works, especially your home’s heating system. It’s good to know quick troubleshooting tips to get your heat going again should you have a furnace mishap. Should you have any problems with your heating system during the winter, follow these
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(for your HVAC system). It’s that time of year… No, not the holidays, it’s winter! It’s time to get your furnace ready for the coming cold. We’ve already seen some pretty cold temperatures in central Ohio this year, so it might be getting even colder soon. Following are six winter maintenance tips from the professional
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In this article, we take a look at the various types of forced-air furnaces, and compare the difference between single stage, two stage, variable speed, and modulating furnaces. Single Stage Furnaces What is Unique About a Single-Stage Furnace? A “stage” are the different speeds that a furnace runs. A single stage furnace is essentially ON
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On those cold winter mornings, there’s nothing better than pulling up the covers and feeling the furnace turn on, keeping you cozy and warm. But, did you know that heating your home uses more energy and costs more money than any other system in your home? Energy Saver – an office of the U.S. Department
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If you’ve lived in Ohio for any length of time, you know how irritating the effects of low humidity in your home during Winter can be. Symptoms of low humidity can include cracked, dry skin and eyes; bloody noses; dry, itchy skin and eyes; cold and flu symptoms; allergy and asthma flare-ups; chapped and cracked
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Seems like the kids were just trick-or-treating a few days ago, and the leaves were just beginning to turn from green to yellow, red, and orange. It’s hard to believe, but it’s the week of Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving! While our holiday may be a bit different in 2020, as part of (quite possibly) the strangest year
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Seems like the kids were just trick-or-treating a few days ago, and the leaves were just beginning to turn from green to yellow, red, and orange. It’s hard to believe, but it’s the week of Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving! While our holiday may be a bit different in 2020, as part of (quite possibly) the strangest year
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We are living in some amazing times. Information has exploded over the past century, especially during the past couple of decades. And the HVAC industry has seen some incredible advances during that same time. But have you ever wondered how we arrived at this point? How did our ancestors keep warm throughout history? Let’s take
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