Furnace Troubleshooting Guide: DIY Tips for Furnace Problems

Furnace Troubleshooting Guide for Common Furnace Problems

When winter settles in and there is a frost in the air, we all like to feel warm and cozy in our homes. But while we are relaxing, our furnaces are working overtime! Running into some issues is bound to happen, which is why we put together a furnace troubleshooting guide. Sometimes, an issue may be something small that needs an adjustment or a quick replacement. Our furnace troubleshooting guide is designed to help our customers feel confident in tackling … Continue reading Furnace Troubleshooting Guide: DIY Tips for Furnace Problems

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Are You Experiencing Combustion Problems with Your Heater?

Winter in St. Louis is in full swing and most people have their heaters cranking to stay warm. At a time when you rely on your heater so much, the last thing you want to deal with is combustion problems with your heater. When you use a heating system that uses fuel combustion, it is not uncommon to experience combustion problems that cause your system to malfunction. Your heater or furnace needs fire to ignite the fuel to generate heat. … Continue reading Are You Experiencing Combustion Problems with Your Heater?

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Have You Noticed Your Furnace Leaking Water?

If you discover your furnace leaking water, it can be a very worrying situation. A furnace leaking water conjures visions of flooding and massive repair bills for most homeowners. The important thing to do if you find your furnace leaking, is not to panic and immediately switch it off. Ensure your thermostat is switched to ‘off’ and then locate the gas valve on the gas line connected to your unit and turn it off. A furnace leaking water is generally … Continue reading Have You Noticed Your Furnace Leaking Water?

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Why is a Cracked Heat Exchanger a Problem?

A huge majority of homes across the country are heated with gas furnaces, which rely on a heat exchanger to generate warmth. Gas powered furnaces are very popular option as they can warm your home quickly and are relatively affordable. Despite this, there are some drawbacks to these furnaces and one of them stems from potential problems with the heat exchanger. While mostly safe, there is a risk associated with a cracked heat exchanger that can be deadly. Gas furnaces … Continue reading Why is a Cracked Heat Exchanger a Problem?

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Have You Noticed Your Heater Making a Grinding Noise?

Why Is Your Heater Making a Grinding Noise

Each winter, we all use our heaters to get through the bitter cold months and most of us are always on the lookout for any signs our heating system may be failing. If you notice your heater making a grinding noise, then you can be sure something is amiss. It is vital that homeowners keep their heaters in optimal shape to prevent breakdowns and ensure efficiency. If your heater is making a grinding noise, it requires your immediate attention and … Continue reading Have You Noticed Your Heater Making a Grinding Noise?

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Signs When You Need Emergency Furnace Repair

No one likes having to deal with furnace problems, especially during the winter. The cold nights can suddenly get a lot colder if your heating goes out. If your furnace stops working suddenly, you may need emergency furnace repair. Furnaces can stop functioning for a variety of reasons, so it can be tricky to know if you need emergency furnace repair or not. In some cases, a faulty or damaged furnace can cause further system damage if it continues to … Continue reading Signs When You Need Emergency Furnace Repair

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Top Reasons Why You Should Schedule a Furnace Inspection This Fall

Fall brings changing leaves and cooler temperatures, which means you will probably be firing up the heating soon. Consequently, fall is a great time to schedule a furnace inspection for your system. It is a prudent measure to arrange a furnace inspection once a year, and it is even more prudent to do it during autumn. If you ignore getting a furnace inspection now, you could potentially be without heat during mid-winter while repairs are being made. Taking the time … Continue reading Top Reasons Why You Should Schedule a Furnace Inspection This Fall

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What to Do if Your Furnace is Short Cycling

During the cold winter, our furnaces are working overtime anyway, so it is important to know whether your furnace is short cycling or not. This is a fairly common problem that homeowners experience. When a furnace is short cycling, essentially it is overheating. You can tell when your furnace is short cycling because it will turn on and off frequently, sometimes producing little to no heat. This can be a frustrating issue to deal with, especially in the middle of … Continue reading What to Do if Your Furnace is Short Cycling

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Taking the Right Steps to Avoid Needing HVAC Repair

Preventative maintenance is a key part of avoiding costly HVAC repair. Most people want to keep their HVAC system at optimum functionality, without the need for HVAC repair. If your system is not properly taken care of, it is likely that you will need some form of HVAC repair, most of which is quite costly. Thankfully, there are few steps you can take to ensure that your heating and cooling system stays at peak performance. Do you need HVAC repair … Continue reading Taking the Right Steps to Avoid Needing HVAC Repair

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7 HVAC Warning Signs You Can’t Afford to Ignore

Don’t let your HVAC system throw you a curveball. You can prevent unexpected issues by being on the lookout for certain HVAC warning signs. Being aware of these HVAC warning signs can save you a massive headache. At Galmiche and Sons, we like to save our customers money, which is why we are passing on these 7 HVAC warning signs to help you avoid costly repairs. Do you think your system is exhibiting some HVAC warning signs? If so, give … Continue reading 7 HVAC Warning Signs You Can’t Afford to Ignore

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