As temperatures drop, our focus shifts to keeping our homes warm and comfortable. The two main methods you can use for achieving this goal are heat pumps and furnaces. Each one comes with advantages and disadvantages based on personal needs and climate. Continue reading to learn more about the differences from the experts at Allied Services, Inc.
As temperatures drop, we look to our trusty furnaces to keep us warm. When our heating system fails to do the job, it can be incredibly frustrating. That is why it’s helpful to be aware of these three common furnace issues to help diagnose any problems. Continue reading to learn more from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
Furnace safety is always an important issue to address in your home, but it becomes even more important when you have young children in the house. We all know that kids can get into absolutely anything when you’re not looking, so it is helpful to consider any and all safety hazards before they do. At Allied Services, Inc., we care about the safety of our customers both big and small, so today we’re discussing furnace safety for kids.
Summer always seems to come to an abrupt end in Ohio, leaving homeowners wondering when they should turn on their furnace system. The real answer is that it depends. The World Health Organization recommends not letting the home drop below 64.4 degrees on average or 69.8 degrees if kids or someone elderly live in the home. Of course, personal preference plays a factor, and you may like keeping your home a little warmer than your neighbor. When you are ready to turn on the furnace, use these tips from Allied Service, Inc. to ensure everything is in working order.
Winters in Dayton, Ohio are cold! Even “mild” winters really require the use of a functional furnace, so if yours is showing signs of struggle, it’s best to address these signs right away. The last thing you would want to happen is to end up with a completely broken-down furnace on the coldest day of the year. To avoid a breakdown, watch out for these three signs of a failing furnace brought to you by your friends at Allied Services, Inc.
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