3 Furnace Troubleshooting Tips

Furnace Troubleshooting Tips

If you have lived in St. Louis for the winter season, you know how frigid the winters can get. Once the chill starts to roll in, it is more important than ever that your furnace is working properly in order to keep you and your loved ones warm and cozy during the winter months. If you start to notice any issues with your furnace, do not wait to address them! Our furnace troubleshooting tips will help you figure out what … Continue reading 3 Furnace Troubleshooting Tips

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6 Problems Caused by Low Indoor Humidity & How to Combat Them

Low Indoor Humidity Problems

If you have ever experienced a winter in Missouri, you know how low indoor humidity can get. This is because cold air is denser and cannot hold as much moisture as warmer air. Though the ideal humidity in winter is around 45 percent, many people find their homes hovering as low as 15%! While dry air can be uncomfortable, it can also cause many other (and more serious) problems as well. Read on to find out more about six of … Continue reading 6 Problems Caused by Low Indoor Humidity & How to Combat Them

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Furnace Filters: The Forgotten Hero of Your Heating and Cooling System

Furnace Filters | Important Facts & Tips

If you are like most people, you hardly give a second thought to furnace filters and how important they are to your heating system. Forget about yours too long, however, and you will definitely start to notice. Asthma, allergies, and other respiratory problems due to poor indoor air quality are some basic signs that furnace filters need to be replaced. Other problems can include reduced efficiency or performance of your HVAC system. Important Facts About Furnace Filters Over the years … Continue reading Furnace Filters: The Forgotten Hero of Your Heating and Cooling System

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5 DIY Furnace Steps to Keep Your Furnace Happy This Winter

DIY Furnace Maintenance | Galmiche & Sons in St. Louis

We are certainly thankful for our furnaces during the cold Missouri winters, as they work tirelessly to keep our homes nice and warm. Once the temperatures hit their lowest, your furnace is almost assuredly running regularly, which can put a lot of wear and tear on it. Here are a few DIY furnace tips from our experts to help keep your furnace running at peak performance this winter. 1. Lower Your Thermostat When You Are Home Our first DIY furnace … Continue reading 5 DIY Furnace Steps to Keep Your Furnace Happy This Winter

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Expert Advice to Keep Your HVAC System Running Efficiently

HVAC System Efficiency

An HVAC system is one of the most important and largest investments you will make as a homeowner. If you are like most people, you want to know how to keep that investment running at optimal levels for as long as possible. Here at Galmiche & Sons we are committed to providing our customers with the information they want, so we have compiled some advice on how to help keep your HVAC system running efficiently. DIY Tips for Maintaining Your … Continue reading Expert Advice to Keep Your HVAC System Running Efficiently

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5 Signs You Need to Replace Your Furnace

Replace Your Furnace in St. Louis

The average life expectancy of your furnace is about 15 to 20 years, according to the US Department of Energy. If you are like most people, however, you probably do not think about your furnace until it starts “telling you” it needs some attention. So, how do you know when it is time to replace your furnace? The following are some top signs that it may be time to replace your furnace. To learn more or to request a quote … Continue reading 5 Signs You Need to Replace Your Furnace

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HVAC Replacement: What to Expect

HVAC Replacement in St. Louis

According to Energy Star, if your heat pump or air conditioner is more than 10 years old, or your furnace or boiler is more than 15 years old, it is probably time to consider an HVAC replacement. Doing so means you will no longer have to deal with endless equipment breakdowns and repairs, and will ensure that your home will be more energy efficient. However, an HVAC replacement can be overwhelming and confusing, considering there are a lot of choices … Continue reading HVAC Replacement: What to Expect

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A Guide to Central Heating Systems

Central Heating Systems | Types of Systems

A central heating system makes use of a primary heating unit, such as a furnace or a boiler to generate heat that is then distributed throughout the house through a ductwork or pipe system. Central heating systems can be used for houses with rooms that have individual thermostatic control or with rooms that have similar heating requirements. In general, this option is a convenient and efficient heating system for families or homeowners that prefer to have one central heating unit … Continue reading A Guide to Central Heating Systems

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Tips for Choosing the Best St. Louis Heating Contractor for Furnace Installation

St. Louis Heating Contractor

Whether you are looking to buy a furnace for a new home or to replace an old or malfunctioning unit, it pays to hire the services of a St. Louis heating company that has the tools and experience to get the job done right. In this regard, Galmiche & Sons is one of the best in the business when it comes to the installation of furnaces. To request a quote for new HVAC system installation or for any of your … Continue reading Tips for Choosing the Best St. Louis Heating Contractor for Furnace Installation

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Carbon Monoxide Risks and Your Furnace

Carbon Monoxide Risks & Furnace

Your furnace is an essential part of your heating and cooling system as it keeps your house warm during winter. However, if you have an older heating device, such as a gas furnace, it has the potential to become deadly. When this kind of equipment malfunctions, there is a possibility that it could release poisonous gases such as carbon monoxide inside the home. Therefore, all home owners should be aware of the risks that carbon monoxide poses as well as … Continue reading Carbon Monoxide Risks and Your Furnace

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