Inspecting a Furnace Furnace inspections should be carried out at least once every two years and in the fall. Parts of the furnace are prone to wearing out and should be inspected thoroughly to ensure safe and efficient operation in the clients home. The first step to inspection is to examine the furnace body itself for any signs of damage or corrosion. Assuming that there is no damage or corrosion you can then move on to inspecting the rest of the furnace. Examine the flue pipe for damage and a tight fit. The gas line should be in good shape and be free of any leaks. Use a gas detector to check for leaks around all connections on the gas line. Next, remove the cover from the furnace and inspect the interior for signs of corrosion. Examine all of the wiring and their connections. Replace any wiring that shows heat damage or insulation that is […]
Furnace Warning Signs Mean It’s Time For Professional HVAC Service
Many homeowners are concerned about the performance of their furnace. They know that a furnace that isn’t operating properly can be both dangerous as well as expensive. A poorly functioning furnace is not energy efficient, which leads to higher heating costs and expensive repair bills. Fortunately, some easy furnace warning signs can help you determine if your furnace needs professional repairs. Additionally, an annual furnace inspection is an excellent way to ensure your furnace gets the maintenance and service it needs in order to continue functioning at its best. A common problem many homeowners face is a furnace that just isn’t able to keep their home warm. You might notice the furnace turning on and off, but there is never enough heat to keep your home comfortable. The problem is likely caused by a faulty thermostat in your furnace. A HVAC contractor will be able to replace the thermostat and leave your furnace operating efficiently. […]
