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2009-10-07T09:01:00.002-06:00

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Winter is on it's Way

2009-09-21T10:36:00.004-06:00

When i woke up this morning I could tell winter was on its way. Have you thought about a Heating System inspection?

Our heating system inspections include:
-Inspect the heat exchanger and the venting – To make sure that exhaust and carbon monoxide are not getting into your home or work space
-Clean and adjust the burners and the pilot – Carbon monoxide and soot are produced by dirty or improperly adjusted burners
-Clean the sensors – Dirty sensors are the number one reason for furnaces to shut down in the winter
-Inspect the combustion air system – Blocked or improper combustion air ducts can create unsafe furnace operations

It's a great idea to make sure your furnace is ready for the winter now so you know you have heat when you need it.

Try it yourself first!

2009-09-16T10:07:00.002-06:00

Do it yourself: You may be wondering why a service company would offer do-it-yourself information.The answer is quite simple;To save you and us both time and money.If you’ve found the information here; A. you won’t be calling us up to help you over the phone, wasting our time and money; B. you may be able to fix the problem yourself, saving you lots of time waiting for us to show up and of course, saving you money!

Do-it-yourself Repairs

Furnace Not Working? Try this checklist.

Furnace Repair Check List
is the thermostat set to the “heat” mode or setting?
Is the thermostat temperature setting turned up higher than the room temperature?
Is the power switch next to or connected to the furnace turned on? (It looks like a light switch)
Is the breaker in the power panel turned on?
Is the furnace air filter clean?
Are all of the furnace doors and panels on securely?
Are all of your grilles and registers open and unobstructed?
If your furnace is 20+ years old, is the pilot light on? If not, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to light the pilot.
--If all of the above items check out and the system still doesn’t heat, it’s time to schedule a service call.

Air Conditioner Not Working? Try this checklist.

Air Conditioner Repair Check List
Is the thermostat set to the “cool” mode or setting?
Is the thermostat temperature setting turned down lower than the room temperature?
Is the power switch next to or connected to the furnace or air handler turned on? (It looks like a light switch)
Are the furnace, air handler and air conditioner breakers turned on in the power panel?
Is the furnace or air handler air filter clean?
Are all of the furnace or air handler doors and panels on securely?
Are all of your grilles and registers open and unobstructed?Is the thermostat set for 70°fFor above? Air conditioning systems are not normally designed to cool below 70°F without freezing up. (See below)
Is there frost anywhere on the pipes going to and from the inside unit to the outside unit?If so, your system has frozen up. Follow these steps to thaw your system:
At the thermostat, turn the system mode switch to the “off” position and turn the fan mode switch to the “on” position
Let the fan run for 2 to 4 hours.
While the system is thawing, double check all of the items from the checklist above.
After the system has thawed, return your thermostat to its normal settings. (above 70°F)
If the system freezes up again, schedule a service call.
-- If all of the above items check out and the system still doesn’t cool, it’s time to schedule a service call.

Boiler Not Working? Try this checklist.

Boiler Repair Check List
Is the thermostat set to the “heat”mode or setting?
Is the thermostat temperature setting turned up higher than the room temperature?
Is the power switch next to or connected to the boiler turned on? (It looks like a light switch)
Is the breaker in the power panel turned on?
Are all of the boiler doors and panels on securely?
Are all of your radiator louvers open and unobstructed?
If your boiler is 20+ years old, is the pilot light on? If not, follow the manufacturer’s instructions to light the pilot.
Is there 12# to 17# of water pressure or 2# of steam pressure in the system?
Have the circulators been oiled?
--If all of the above items check out and the system still doesn’t heat, it’s time to schedule a service call.

2009-09-16T09:58:00.002-06:00

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2008-12-14T17:47:00.002-07:00

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