Your HVAC systems probably see a lot of use throughout the year. Even in winter, it’s common to use both heating and air conditioning systems pretty frequently. All of that causes the wear and tear on those systems to increase, which means a greater chance of problems occurring. If you want to keep your systems in the best possible shape, the best thing to do is make sure that they see regular professional maintenance services.
Touchstone Heating & Air Inc. Blog: Archive for 2016
How a Maintenance Program Can Help You
Monday, December 26th, 2016Why Is My Heat Pump Blowing Cold Air?
Monday, December 19th, 2016Furnace Noises That are Warning Signs of a Problem
Monday, December 12th, 2016Your furnace is going to be under a lot of strain over the next couple of months, which means that problems will be more likely to occur. It’s important that you know the warning signs that your furnace is developing a problem. One of the easiest ways to tell that your furnace is having issues is to listen for any strange noises coming from it.
How to Maintain Your Indoor Air Quality This Winter
Monday, December 5th, 2016As we get further into winter, you’re obviously going to make staying warm one of your top priorities. However, you also need to be paying attention to your indoor air quality. Poor indoor air quality can have a serious negative effect on both your health and comfort. If you want to improve your quality of life as much as possible this winter, you need to start by improving your indoor air quality. Here are some tips on how to keep your indoor air quality high this winter.
What it Means if Your Ductless System is Icing Over
Monday, November 28th, 2016If you’re using a ductless system to stay warm this winter, you may notice ice starting to form on the outside of the system. This isn’t necessarily a problem, but under the wrong circumstances it can quickly become one. If you are worried about the effects of ice on your ductless system, read on for more information.
Furnace Issues to be Aware of
Monday, November 21st, 2016As we move into winter, you should keep an eye out for any signs that your furnace is experiencing a problem. More strain on the system means more wear and tear, which means a greater likelihood for issues to crop up. The faster you can catch these issues, the better off your furnace will be. With that in mind, let’s take a look at some of the furnace problems you need to be aware of this winter.
Watch Out for These Heat Pump Problems
Monday, November 7th, 2016If you’re using a heat pump to stay warm this winter, you should be careful of any problems that may show up. Demand on the system is much higher during this time than in fall or spring, and that means that the heat pump is more likely to need repairs. Read on to find out more about some of the common problems that might afflict the heat pump.
The Problem of Furnace Short Cycling
Monday, October 31st, 2016As we get closer to winter, you’re going to start using your furnace for longer and longer hours on a daily basis. More use means more wear and tear on the system, which means more chances for problems to occur. One of the most dangerous problems that can happen to your furnace is called short cycling. Read on to find out where short cycling comes from, and why you need to call for repairs if it starts happening to your furnace.
How a Whole House Dehumidifier can Help You
Monday, October 24th, 2016High humidity is definitely an issue in a place like Lake Butler. Even during the fall and winter seasons, chronically humid air can cause a wide range of comfort and health problems for you. The best way to deal with these problems is to install a dedicated whole house dehumidifier in your home this fall. Read on to find out why high humidity is such a problem, and how a dehumidifier can help you solve it.
Signs You Need a New Furnace
Monday, October 17th, 2016No matter how well you take care of your furnace, there will come a point when you need to install a new one in your home. When that time comes, it’s important that you be able to recognize it as soon as possible so that you can replace it. You don’t want your system to break down in the middle of a cold winter month, right? Read on to find out more about signs that you need to install a new furnace in your home.