Carbon Monoxide (CO) Awareness Month serves as a reminder of the invisible threat that carbon monoxide poses to homes and families. Known as the “silent killer,” CO is an odorless, colorless gas that can cause serious health problems or even death if undetected.
With heating season in full swing, it’s essential to take proactive measures to ensure your home’s safety—and one of the most effective steps is maintaining your gas furnace. Let’s explore the dangers of CO, how regular furnace maintenance can help, and other key precautions to keep your household safe. Contact us to learn more about carbon monoxide detection in Baldwin.
When is the best time of year to schedule a furnace tune-up? Well, many HVAC professionals, including our team, will tell you that it’s fall—so, right now! But something that’s much more important than the time of year you have this service done is how consistently you have it done. We do recommend fall because this is right before you will need your heater the most. If you commit to this service once a year though, you’ll be sure to keep your heater in good shape.
It’s hard to imagine needing your heating system on a regular basis quite yet, but that time will come soon enough. When it does, you want to ensure that it’s ready to perform as efficiently and effectively as possible, without fear of it breaking down suddenly on you.
HVAC maintenance, also known as a tune-up, isn’t something we just throw out as a recommendation to make a few extra bucks. We get it, it’s an easy recommendation to pass over unless something is already seriously wrong with your air conditioner or heater. But whether it’s all of the sudden or not, if you can’t get any cooling on a sweltering day or heating on a freezing cold night, you’re going to wish there had been some way to prevent it.