What Causes Uneven Heating in My Home?
January 7th, 2019Providing adequate comfort to a home requires moving the heat around to different rooms via the ductwork attached to it.
Providing adequate comfort to a home requires moving the heat around to different rooms via the ductwork attached to it.
Sometimes, a strange noise is literally the first indication something is amiss with your heating system. It should never be ignored!
Is your furnace completely broken down? Do you need a new one? Probably not.
Spring will be here soon enough, and the warm weather that comes with it can hit hard. That doesn’t mean you should ignore your heater though!
When you live somewhere that can get as cold as it does here in Virginia, you know that your furnace or other heating system is going to be put under a lot of stress. Wear and tear is increased during our long winters, and serious problems can occur more easily.
When it comes to using our heating systems, one of the most troubling issues we can run into is a system that doesn’t actually properly heat our homes. But what if your heater is heating your home, just leaving some cold spots in certain areas?
Your thermostat serves as the “brain” of your HVAC systems, enabling you to choose when your heating or cooling unit turns on and what temperature your home will be. Ideally, your thermostat will never interfere with the performance of your furnace.
Temperatures have begun to drop and soon enough winter will officially be upon us. There’s no denying it’s on its way, but it is imperative that we be prepared for it. The best way to prepare your home is make sure that your heating system is well maintained and ready to function as it should.