Furnace Troubleshooting: Common Reasons Your Home Is Not Heating

Furnace Troubleshooting | DIY Furnace Tips

At Galmiche & Sons, one of the most common questions we hear is “Why is my furnace not heating properly?” If you are experiencing problems heating your home, furnace troubleshooting can help diagnose and resolve the issue. While we always recommend contacting a professional HVAC company with your concerns, in this article we will talk about some furnace troubleshooting that you will be able to do by yourself to help you understand the problem and the best solution. If you … Continue reading Furnace Troubleshooting: Common Reasons Your Home Is Not Heating

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4 Ways to Childproof Your HVAC System

Tips to Childproof Your HVAC System in St. Louis

November is Child Safety Protection Month, and this is a good opportunity to childproof your HVAC system. Just about everything in a household can be dangerous for children, especially HVAC systems. That is why childproofing their HVAC system should be at the top of every parent’s priority list. Remember that to a child, everything is a toy, and your HVAC system should be treated responsibly in order to keep your child safe. The tips below can help you make sure … Continue reading 4 Ways to Childproof Your HVAC System

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Does Closing Off Vents Improve Heating Energy Efficiency?

Heating Energy Efficiency in St. Louis

There has always been a notion that closing off vents to rooms where you do not need the heat actually improved heating energy efficiency. While this might sound like a logical thing to do, it is actually far from it and there are many reasons as to why this is so. First, before we look at the reasons why closing off vents will not increase heating energy efficiency, it is important to consider that is always best to turn to … Continue reading Does Closing Off Vents Improve Heating Energy Efficiency?

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A Four Seasons Guide to Home Energy Efficiency

Home Energy Efficiency Tips

Your energy costs can be very high especially if you have an inefficient HVAC system or one that is poorly maintained, as heating and cooling typically account for a majority of the energy usage in any home or business. There are some tips that can be used to improve home energy efficiency, but unfortunately, we often fail to implement most of them. Another major problem is a lack of knowledge when it comes to managing seasonal home energy efficiency. You … Continue reading A Four Seasons Guide to Home Energy Efficiency

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Fall Air Conditioner Maintenance: Tips to Prepare Your AC for Fall

Fall Air Conditioner Maintenance Tips

When fall approaches and the air cools down, it is time for your air conditioner to have a little rest for the season. Nonetheless, this is also a great time for you to carry out fall air conditioner maintenance since the air conditioner has been working hard for the last couple of months, and there maybe one or two things that need to be fixed. Fall air conditioner maintenance should be carried out by a certified and qualified HVAC Company … Continue reading Fall Air Conditioner Maintenance: Tips to Prepare Your AC for Fall

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Buying a New Furnace: What’s the Difference Between a Single Stage, 2-Stage & Variable Speed Furnace?

Variable Speed Furnace Benefits

If you have been shopping for new furnaces apart from the brand name, one other common thing that you might have come across is the different speeds of furnaces. There are single stage, 2-stage, and variable speed furnaces on the market. The furnace speed is an important factor to consider before buying a furnace as this not only affects the price, but also the performance of a furnace. In this article, we are going to differentiate between a single stage, … Continue reading Buying a New Furnace: What’s the Difference Between a Single Stage, 2-Stage & Variable Speed Furnace?

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Buying a New Furnace: Top Factors to Consider

Tips for Buying a New Furnace

As winter approaches, one of the most valuable assets in your home will be the furnace. A efficient and reliable furnace definitely comes in handy during the cold months, so shopping for a new furnace before the harsh cold sets in if often the best idea. There are many factors to consider when buying a new furnace. It is not all just about price – efficiency and proper sizing matter too. In order to make the best decision on the … Continue reading Buying a New Furnace: Top Factors to Consider

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Schedule Your Fall Furnace Check Up

Fall Furnace Check Up in St. Louis

Summer is over and fall is here. However, before long, the wonderful weather during fall will disappear and winter will set in with its familiar chill. One of your most vital assets in your home during winter is a reliable furnace to keep you and your loved ones toasty and warm through the cold season. In order to prevent yourself from being left in the cold this winter, a furnace check up in the fall will ensure that your furnace … Continue reading Schedule Your Fall Furnace Check Up

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Is My AC Unit Too Large for My Home?

AC Unit Sizing

If you are in the market for a new AC unit, it is easy to get caught up looking at things like SEER ratings and upfront costs. However, an often overlooked consideration is proper sizing, which could either save or cost you quite a bit of money. Many people go wrong when it comes to air conditioner sizing. The easiest way to ensure you are getting the right AC unit is to contact the experts like those at Galmiche & … Continue reading Is My AC Unit Too Large for My Home?

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A Guide to New Furnace Costs

New Furnace Cost in St. Louis

Buying a new furnace is generally not something that the typical homeowner looks forward to. This is primarily because of the new furnace costs that people often do not plan for. The new furnace cost notwithstanding, a furnace is a necessity, especially in the cold winter season. It is essential to keep your home warm and cozy during the winter, and so it is important to invest in the right furnace for your home. There are a number of factors … Continue reading A Guide to New Furnace Costs

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