Troubleshooting 4 Common Furnace Problems

Furnace Problems & Solutions

There is nothing more frustrating in the frigid winter months than running into furnace problems. It is easy to get caught up in the busy holiday season and forget to maintain appliances around the house. Additionally, it is usually on the coldest day or chilliest winter night that we end up having furnace problems. While troubleshooting your own furnace problems can seem intimidating, these four common issues are easy to resolve. If these fixes do not resolve your furnace problems, … Continue reading Troubleshooting 4 Common Furnace Problems

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Winter Allergies: A Guide to Winter Allergens to Watch Out For

Winter Allergies | Allergy Prevention Tips

Fighting off winter allergies is no easy feat – they take on a different shape than allergies at any other time of year. This is due in large part to the amount of time we spend indoors. Winter allergies are caused mostly by contaminants and dangerous spores that float around in our air. If you want to combat your winter allergies in your home or business, there are a few simple and easy steps you can take. 4 Ways to … Continue reading Winter Allergies: A Guide to Winter Allergens to Watch Out For

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3 Money Saving HVAC Hacks for Winter Heating

HVAC Hacks to Save Money in Winter

In St. Louis, winters can be harsh, so we have compiled a list of HVAC hacks for you to avoid unnecessary heating costs and energy waste this season. These simple steps below will give you more control over the overall function of your HVAC system and provide your home or business with comfort and security this winter season. If you would like to speak with one of our service technicians about how these HVAC hacks may help you over the … Continue reading 3 Money Saving HVAC Hacks for Winter Heating

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Common Causes for High Heating Bills

Causes for High Heating Bills

High heating bills plague the average St. Louis household every winter. As the temperature drops, some price hikes are unavoidable. However, if you want to keep your house warm and prevent high heating bills it is important to understand what makes bills high in the first place. Other than the cost of natural gas, electricity, or propane, there are several other factors that can jack up prices when heating a home in the winter. Here we have provided you with … Continue reading Common Causes for High Heating Bills

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Is Now a Good Time for Furnace Replacement?

Furnace Replacement | St. Louis HVAC Tips

Not many homeowners budget for furnace replacement, yet this time of year, with cooler temperatures just beginning to arrive, can be the best time to consider furnace replacement. Rather than hope your system can hang on until the next year, replacing your furnace will make sure that you and your family are warm and cozy all winter. Additionally, considering furnace replacement in the fall allows you to take advantage of cost savings that might not be available other times of … Continue reading Is Now a Good Time for Furnace Replacement?

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Tips to Save Money on Heating Bills

Save Money on Heating Bills in St. Louis

What can you do to save money on heating your home? Winters in St. Louis can be cold, which often mean a huge push to have your home insulated more. While this does help to reduce heat leaking from your house, it can also prove pricey to install, leaving installation costs potentially negating heating cost savings. However, there are other things you can do to reduce your overall heating output, and lower your heating bills! For more information and to … Continue reading Tips to Save Money on Heating Bills

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Furnace Safety Tips

Furnace Safety Tips

Now that the summer months have left us and the chillier nights are creeping in, St. Louis homeowners start thinking of turning to the furnace to provide heating and comfort. As most have not used the furnace over the past few months, there are some important furnace safety tips one should consider. These tips can help to make sure your home is safe, and your furnace is running at peak efficiency. If you would like to learn more about furnace … Continue reading Furnace Safety Tips

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4 Key Reasons to Schedule a Furnace Check Up

Furnace Check Up in St. Louis

Seasons in St. Louis can change quickly. When fall arrives, we find the temperatures can suddenly drop, brining much colder nights. At this time, our furnaces will need to kick in to keep our homes and families warm. It is for this reason we have to ask ourselves, “Is my furnace ready?” If the answer to that question is a “No” or even an “I don’t know”, it is important to schedule a furnace check up. In the greater St. … Continue reading 4 Key Reasons to Schedule a Furnace Check Up

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Supplemental Heating: Cut Energy Costs in the Fall and Winter

Supplemental Heating | St. Louis HVAC Tips

While it is easily our first instinct to crank up the heater during the oncoming frigid months in St. Louis, this can mean alarmingly high energy bills. Supplemental heating may be the solution to your comfort this fall and winter without breaking the bank. Supplemental heating is the process of using additional heat sources (rather than just your main furnace) to heat individual rooms or spaces in your home. By only heating the room you are currently occupying, you can … Continue reading Supplemental Heating: Cut Energy Costs in the Fall and Winter

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Fall Maintenance: 6 DIY Tips to Prepare for your Furnace for Winter

Fall Maintenance | St. Louis HVAC Tips

It’s that time of year again. The leaves are changing and with the crisp air of fall comes time for the annual fall maintenance routine around your home. While you should always schedule an appointment with your St. Louis heating and cooling specialists, there are some easy DIY actions you can perform today to ensure your furnace is functioning properly. Take Action! 6 Fall Maintenance Steps You Can Do Yourself Replace your air filter – While this may seem common … Continue reading Fall Maintenance: 6 DIY Tips to Prepare for your Furnace for Winter

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