Furnaces are well known for being reliable, effective, and energy-efficient heating systems for homes all over the nation. Those of us in Texas certainly make the most of using our furnaces when winter hits and everyone holes up indoors. We may not get snowbanks or ice, but we do prefer our warmer temperatures!
Turning on the heat shouldn’t be a decision you make that puts you and your home in danger. Unfortunately, with long-term use, your furnace will accrue repair needs and once such needed fix is the type that can present a danger to the safety and well-being of everyone in the home. We want you to know about this repair need, and how to spot it, so you can get it fixed fast and enjoy your home comfort once again.
The holidays have passed (aside from the New Year) and we have all earned a little time to relax. All the celebrating is fun but it can be pretty exhausting. You are looking forward to kicking back in your home and snuggling up for the cooler temps to come. However, maybe you noticed that when you tried to turn on your furnace this morning it didn’t seem to be working quite right.
Traditionally, it doesn’t get as cold in our little corner of the state as it does in other communities around us, let alone the rest of the U.S. But temperatures do drop this time of year and when they do, you’ll be pretty grateful for a fully functional furnace system.
