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.
The temperature of your home is one of the main factors that determine your comfort level. That is why your HVAC system is so important. Many people think there are little tricks that can help keep the home at a certain temp. Upon further inspection, those “tricks” are actually costing them money. When heating and cooling your home, it’s best to let the system do what it was designed to do. Here are three common mistakes to avoid from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
Summer is coming to a close and fall is upon us. Pretty soon, we’ll be turning off the A/C units and eyeing the furnace. Before firing up your furnace, it’s a good idea to prepare the system. It’s better to check the system now rather than to discover an issue when you need to use it. Here are just a few things to check from the team at Allied Services, Inc.
Technology continues to advance and make our lives easier. This applies to HVAC systems as well. When it comes to heating and cooling your home, a smart thermostat can make a world of difference. In this article, the experts at Allied Services, Inc. will help you understand what to look for when upgrading to a new smart thermostat.
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