As the weather turns colder in Western Washington, many of us are flipping that thermostat from “cool” to “heat” and settling in for cozy nights indoors. But before you curl up on the couch and enjoy that warm air, it’s smart to take a moment to think about furnace safety. After all, your furnace has […]
Furnace Safety Tips Every Homeowner Should Know Before Winter Read More »
There’s nothing quite like that first cold snap of the season when you flip on your furnace and feel warm air flowing through the vents. But sometimes, along with that cozy heat, you might notice sounds that make you raise an eyebrow. A pop here, a rattle there, maybe even a high-pitched whistle that wasn’t
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Every year, when the weather starts turning chilly, we all promise ourselves we’ll be more prepared than last time. Maybe we’ll finally seal those drafty windows or change the furnace filters before the first frost. But then life gets busy, and before we know it, the cold sets in, and our heating bills start climbing
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Keep in mind that springtime is only the beginning of even warmer days ahead. Before prepping your air conditioner for summer, it’s best to check on your furnace first. Washington is known for cooler weather conditions. However, summers can reach up to 70 degrees Fahrenheit, which is mild enough to forgo artificial heating. It may
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The transition from cold to warm weather requires preparation. Examine your heating systems before setting them aside for at least two seasons. Keeping your home warm and cozy all winter has its toll. By now, our furnaces are typically pretty worn down. It’s only fitting to give our furnace a proper “send-off” before letting it go on a
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When winter hits in Washington, you certainly don’t want to be caught without a working furnace to heat your home. If you are in need of replacing your existing unit or buying a new one for the first time, it’s important to make an informed decision to choose the right one for your home. Gas
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If you’re deciding whether or not to switch from an electric to gas furnace to heat your home this winter, here are some things to consider! We’d be willing to bet that everyone is interested in a lower cost of living. But when it comes to utilities, what is the most economical form of heating your home? This, of course, depends on
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With these 90 degree days, it’s hard to believe that fall is on its way; but, trust us, folks, September and October are just around the corner! Before you know it, you’ll be replacing your box fans with space heaters, and trying to remember how to program your thermostat so your house isn’t freezing when
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Crisp leaves, comfy sweaters, and a hot mug of tea! Who doesn’t love autumn? But don’t forget to prepare your heating system for those chilly fall evenings! Here’s how werecommend you get ready. 1) Preventive is the name of the game! No one wants to find out their heating system is broken at the last minute
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Winter is coming! And all across the land, homeowners turn with a sigh to look upontheir furnace and ask that all-important question: Is this the year I get my HVAC systemreplaced? It’s a worthy question. After all, there is time, money, and convenience to consider – andno one wants an emergency to force their choice. But
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