When we say “funky”, we do not mean like Stevie Wonder or James Brown. No, what we mean is bad, as in, noises your furnace should definitely not be making. See, your furnace should not be making any strange sounds, and if it is, it is definitely a cause for concern.
There are plenty of sounds that you don’t want to hear coming from your furnace, and below, we have listed some of the most common ones. All you have to do is keep reading below to find out more (and of course, remember to contact us when you need furnace repair in Snellville, GA.)
Fortunately, we live in Georgia, which means that winters around here aren’t anything compared to those up North. But, even so, you installed your furnace for a reason: to keep you warm! So, of course, if your system suddenly starts blowing cool air, it’s definitely a cause for concern.
Alright, so we’ve talked a lot about furnaces, the most popular home heating system on the market today. However, there is another system that we think is equally as awesome — they’re efficient, effective, and have the ability to provide year-round comfort with just the flip of a switch! That’s right: we’re talking about the heat pump!
When you hear the word “leak”, the image that likely pops into your head is one of disaster — water gushing all over the place, a flooded basement, and destroyed furnishings. But here’s the thing: most leaks occur without even the slightest indication, which is why we are here to help!
Let’s face it: there is nothing quite worse than a plumbing emergency — they’re messy, they cost hundreds in damages, and they almost never happen at a convenient time. Plumbing emergencies can quite possibly be some of the worst experiences in homeownership.
Hopefully, you got your fill of tricks and treats over the weekend! However, we were wondering if you still had room for one more (a treat, that is!) See, while candy and other goodies are certainly yummy, a brand new air filter for your furnace is the best treat of all!
We totally understand that break-ups are hard! Surely, letting go of a furnace that’s kept you and your family warm and toasty for nearly a decade (or more) isn’t all that easy! However, we are here to tell you that saying goodbye is sometimes for the best, especially if your furnace is older or outdated.
When it comes to your plumbing system, something that might seem like just a minor inconvenience may actually be quite a big deal. You see, your plumbing system is much larger and much more complex than you may think, and unfortunately, because the majority of it is hidden behind walls and underneath floors, problems can be hard to detect… that is, until it’s too late.
