Whether you have a new gas furnace or an electric furnace, make annual servicing a priority with a professional furnace tune-up before the winter season if possible. Williams Comfort Air performs furnace tune-up services for all furnace brands and models, following a comprehensive furnace maintenance checklist to keep all components in proper condition with safe, efficient operation.
A tune-up includes routine servicing for specific parts as well as inspection and testing of others, which creates an opportunity to spot HVAC system flaws and repair them before they reduce efficiency and cause damage. Our skilled technicians perform a detailed inspection and satisfied customers are our top priority.
Annual furnace maintenance is essential to system upkeep and can prevent the need for emergency furnace repair calls. With regular maintenance, you’ll benefit from improved indoor comfort, more affordable heating bills, better indoor air quality, fewer repairs, and longer service life from heating and cooling systems.
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To keep your furnace running efficiently and your energy bills low, the most beneficial thing you can do each year is schedule a professional furnace tune-up. Inspecting and servicing your entire furnace based on a comprehensive checklist ensures all key areas and components of the system receive preventative care.
From the ignition system to the pilot light and checking for gas leaks, furnace tune-ups keep the system in good condition over the winter season while enabling it to deliver the reliable heating your family needs.
We know cold winters in Indiana. Your home’s heating system needs the attention it deserves to avoid costly furnace issues with cool air coming.
Williams Comfort Air’s furnace maintenance checklist ensures each and every important component of the heating system is addressed by a professional. When your Indianapolis heating technician comes out to conduct a tune-up, here are some of the tasks performed to improve performance and help alleviate future furnace repair.
A yearly heating and cooling professional furnace tune-up is only one piece of the puzzle in terms of proper maintenance for your heating system. It also saves you the expense of replacing your Indianapolis furnace sooner than its average lifespan. During the time between each annual furnace maintenance tune-up, there are additional tasks that homeowners need to perform to keep a new furnace or existing heating unit in good shape and operating at its highest efficiency levels.
Skipping proper maintenance DIY steps could lead to performance issues with your furnace, diminished indoor air quality, or even damage to the system. Learn the tasks you need to take on to help your furnace heat your home with ease all winter long.
Furnace filters trap airborne pollutants before they are able to pass into the unit. While many homeowners believe the point of these air filters is to improve indoor air quality and provide cleaner air indoors, air filters are designed to prevent loose material like dust, dirt, pet dander, and more from entering the heating and air conditioning system equipment and settling inside it. Without an air filter, pollutant particles would settle on delicate components, causing damage or impacting their ability to operate correctly.
Most homeowners find it necessary to change air filters more often during the hottest and coldest times of the year when the furnace or air conditioner is running the longest, as air makes more passes through the system and air filter which creates more opportunities for the filter to trap particles and fill up faster.
We all enjoy the heated air of furnaces produce. Shutting vents in certain areas of the home has long been mentioned as a way to conserve heat energy costs and save money. However, this is bad advice that absolutely should not be followed.
It’s important that every return and supply vent, from floor registers to return air grilles in the ceiling or on the wall, be open and unobstructed. The home’s heating system is configured to heat all these areas, so closing a vent does nothing to tell the furnace to use less energy.
If you heat your home with natural gas heating equipment or oil furnace, you need to have carbon monoxide alarms installed in your home. Carbon monoxide is naturally produced when fuel combustion is incomplete. It has no odor or color so the only way humans can know of its presence is through the use of special detection units.
Each month, test every carbon monoxide detector in the home. Hold the TEST button until it goes off – if it fails to sound the alarm, replace the unit. Batteries should be changed every six months, even if the existing ones still have a charge just to make sure the unit has power whenever needed. Replace the entire carbon monoxide detector every five to seven years.
Maintenance Heating system manufacturers recommend regular furnace maintenance be performed by a licensed furnace technician once per year. It doesn’t matter if your home uses a natural gas furnace or one that runs using oil or electricity – you need one tune-up per year. Same goes for air conditioning equipment, too.
A professional furnace tune-up will be beneficial to your heating system any time it is performed, as the furnace maintenance checklist we follow is designed to improve the unit’s condition, prevent repair issues, and keep your furnace in service longer. While you can schedule regular furnace maintenance at any point throughout the year, the early fall is the best time to do so. If you’re a member of our maintenance plans, our team schedules your tune-ups this time of year.
This allows a pro to complete furnace maintenance before the start of heating season when it’s time to start up your furnace for the year. All system components will be in great shape, and your technician will have had the opportunity to inspect the furnace through and through.
Regularly maintaining your furnace is the best preventative measure you can take to increase the life expectancy of the unit. Regular maintenance should include: changing your filter, inspecting the vent system, removing blockages, inspecting the electrical connections, examining and cleaning the blower while removing any debris, lubricating all moving parts in the system, and examining the belts for any signs of damage or cracks.
It’s recommended that you service your HVAC system twice a year, with one visit in the fall to service your heating equipment and one visit in the spring to service your cooling equipment
No! It is far better to have your furnace inspected by a licensed HVAC technician than not at all.
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