Avoid This Potential Gas Furnace Danger This Winter
December 2nd, 2019No gas-appliance can be 100% problem-proof if it’s not adequately maintained.
No gas-appliance can be 100% problem-proof if it’s not adequately maintained.
Even with maintenance, it is probable that at some point, you will need furnace repairs. Do you know what to watch for?
We can’t stress enough how important it is to watch for signs that something is amiss.
A furnace problem that is most likely to create a safety hazard is a cracked heat exchanger.
Skipping furnace maintenance certainly can leave you in danger—in danger of a carbon monoxide leak due to a cracked heat exchanger.
Problems that come up with an older furnace are often the result of a long history of wear and tear on the system, and the issues can be complex.
A furnace is strong and efficient, but it can be finnicky if you do not get your heater the service it needs.
When fall begins, technicians catch a break, as AC systems shut off and heating systems have barely started to run. But we think it’s time to pick up the phone!
There are a few different reasons why the pilot light in your Pittsburgh home may have trouble staying lit. While not all of them are particularly serious, any malfunctioning pilot light should be recognized as a potential safety hazard.
The winters here in Pittsburgh can be brutal. We all love the occasional outing into the snow, but when it comes down to it, you really need your home to stay warm and cozy. In order to make that happen, you need your heating system…
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