You may have noticed an unfamiliar smell after having installed a new furnace in your home. It’s common to worry that something is wrong with it, but it doesn’t always mean there is a problem. Amber Air Conditioning Inc. takes a look at some of the peculiar odors coming out of new furnaces and the meaning behind each.
Managing Your Home’s Humidity Levels
One of the things our experts at Amber Air Conditioning always notice during the winter is a marked increase in calls regarding indoor air quality, particularly regarding indoor humidity levels. Heating systems, whether you have a conventional furnace or a more modern heat pump, can make the air inside your home very dry. Dry air can lead to a lot of discomfort and even cause some health issues like dry skin and eyes, chapped lips and various other irritations.
