Day: October 22, 2020

heater repair

A Change in Weather Calls for Heater Repair

Temperatures are cooling, and soon you will switch over from air conditioning to heating. It might seem counterintuitive, but the onset of cooler weather marks the perfect time to get a home heater repair and service.  We serve customers all across the San Fernando valley, from Burbank to Thousand Oaks. And we know that not a single homeowner is particularly excited about a heating repair (or, gasp, a replacement). Many people hold off on repairing their unit and seeing if the furnace will survive the season. But now that we’re heading into another winter, you shouldn’t put off that repair any longer.  Why Repair a Heater Even If It’s Running Your furnace made it this long without a repair, why fix it now? Delaying a repair your heater needs has several drawbacks, including:  Fall is also a great time for a heating repair because it’s a slower season for HVAC companies. When that first cold snap hits, we get very busy with repair calls. If you already know your furnace requires repair, you can beat the rush and ensure cozy comfort by taking care of it right now. Plus, there may be specials on service or repair calls to take

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heating maintenance

Routine Maintenance Heating System Check

Now that the cold season is just around the corner, it is important to have your heating system checked before winter. You wouldn’t want your HVAC breaking down in the middle of winter! Completing a thorough maintenance check avoids costly furnace repair bills. Plus, maintenance gives you peace of mind that your heater will keep on providing warmth and comfort to your home all winter long. The fact is that regular maintenance is important for many reasons – but mostly the prevention of headaches down the road! We always recommend hiring a professional, NATE-certified technician to perform a heating maintenance service. That’s because if you ever need to cash in on your warranty, you’ll need proof of maintenance from a licensed HVAC company.  Still, if you’d prefer to tackle a routine heating system maintenance check on your own, we’ve pulled together some tips. Remember, turn off the power to your HVAC before doing any maintenance check, especially when looking at internal components.  Get a Programmable Thermostat Get a smart thermostat for your heating system like the Google Nest. This thermostat will learn your behavior and automatically adjust your heating system to just the right temperature. It will always look for

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