Furnace

Are you looking to purchase a new heating system for your residence or workplace? Gas and electric furnaces are two good options to consider.Assuming your existing furnace is over 15 years old and demands frequent repairs? In that case, it's time to upgrade to a more energy-efficient model. However, the decision between electric furnace vs gas can be perplexing. Notably, in BC, Canada, most homeowners prefer natural gas (49%) over electric furnaces (34%).There are many factors which we shall discuss in this blog so you can determine which heater is best for you. In order to help you make an informed choice,…

That familiar hum indicating your furnace's operation is a testament to the heat exchanger diligently doing its job. Here's how it works: it activates when the thermostat senses a temperature drop below your set heat level (Thermostat). This prompts burn gas flows into the heat exchanger chamber, after starting the ignition.The heat exchanger's exterior walls warm up as the combustible gas exits through the outdoor vent pipe. Simultaneously, the blower motor springs to life, drawing in cold air from every corner of your home through a return air duct. This cold air then passes over the heat exchanger.Once the furnace receives…

What To Do If Your Furnace Stops Working Most homes use a furnace to keep the space warm and comfortable throughout winter. When running, the unit consumes the most energy, so you should know what to do if your furnace stops working. You should be able to identify minor problems quickly and determine why your furnace has stopped working. This article is about what happens when your furnace stops operating and provides advice on what should be done if this happens. Is your furnace running? Inspect Your Furnace Filters Look for Thermostat Problems Check the Air Ducts Talk to an expert…

The Top 5 Common Furnace Repairs You Should Know About Have you ever considered the possibility that your furnace might be failing? What comes to mind when considering your furnace besides something that keeps you warm and comfortable during cold winter? However, there can be problems waiting to happen. Some of these are the system not heating up or not getting as hot as it should. Having an awareness is essential when identifying and fixing issues with your furnace. This applies to you or any HVAC company you hire to correct the problem. Do not allow anyone to convince you that…

Have you thought about maximizing your furnace efficiency this winter?.  Well, what we find is that most people don't think about the condition of their furnace during the summer or its offseason. However, as the weather gets colder, you will be relying on your furnace to produce heat. But to keep your home warm and comfortable during the cold winter. It is important to ensure your gas furnace is working properly and efficiently, by having it serviced. So when it comes on to simple service you can do it yourself without the need to call a professional. However, others will require…

What is a Furnace Heat Exchanger? Furnace heat exchanger is a series of tubes or coils that are cycled repeatedly through the airflow inside your furnace to heat the air. It is designed to transfer heat throughout your home safely. However, the heat that is being produced by most furnaces, is done by the burning of natural gas or propane. The heat exchanger is generally made with stainless steel and can withstand high temperatures up to 200Deg F. Unlike an older furnace, newer furnaces are designed with a primary and a secondary heat exchanger. With the new system design, this allows your…