We still have a month or two of chilly weather ahead of us, which means that you still need your furnace to put some work in before it can rest. If your furnace is not putting out as much heat as it should be, you shouldn’t ignore it. Random loss of output is usually a sign of a serious problem with the furnace, and should always be a source of concern. There are a number of reasons why your furnace output might be dropping, and you should have at least a bit of familiarity with them.
Sunset Air Blog: Archive for February, 2017
Why Your Furnace Output Might Be Low
Monday, February 27th, 2017Beneficial Thermostat Upgrades You May not Know About
Tuesday, February 7th, 2017How often do you upgrade your heating or air conditioning systems? Once every 10 to 15 years? That’s about right, assuming nothing catastrophic befalls the system. Now, how often do you replace your thermostat? If you haven’t replaced your thermostat in quite a while, you are probably lessening the energy efficiency of your climate control systems without even knowing it. Thermostats tend not to be replaced because of wear and tear (although it does happen) but because new advances in thermostat technology have much more to offer. Read on to find out more about some of the advantages that a new thermostat can offer you.
