Meridian Furnace Maintenance

If any reason should make you believe in the importance of furnace maintenance, it should be this one. A furnace that is inspected regularly will be running at optimum efficiency, which saves you money on your heating bill at the end of the month. Conversely, an inefficient furnace will have to work significantly harder to produce the same amount of heat as an energy-efficient device. If your heating bills have started to rise even though your heating habits haven’t changed, it might be time to call an HVAC contractor to come out to your home. We will quickly inspect and repair your heater so that you can continue to enjoy the comfort of your home without the discomfort of a high energy bill.

Most warranties have a built-in clause that requires homeowners to get their heating systems annual maintenance. Like all expert HVAC technicians, manufacturers of furnaces and all heating systems alike understand the importance of regular maintenance. Routine service does not only improve the efficiency of your heater, but it also prolongs its life expectancy. Therefore, manufacturers don’t want to cover a repair that could have been avoided in the first place. When installing a new furnace, speak to your contractor to find out more about your furnace’s warranty. Then make sure you get your annual HVAC needs serviced by calling Access today.

All furnaces produce small amounts of carbon monoxide as part of the combustion process that heats up your home. A heating system that is operating correctly will vent out all traces of CO through the exhaust pipe, leaving your home a safe environment for your whole family. However, a furnace that is not adequately maintained could be leaking CO due to a crack in the exhaust pipe, improper ventilation, a damaged combustion chamber, or a number of other variables. Due to its odorless, colorless nature, homeowners won’t know they have a CO leak, which could prove deadly. Only a certified HVAC technician can verify that your furnace is working properly and is not a danger to your family, so contact one of our experienced HVAC contractors for a furnace tune-up today.