A Warning About Cracked Heat Exchangers in Gas Furnace
December 25th, 2017We want to caution you about the most common cause for a gas furnace to become unsafe: cracked heat exchangers.
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We want to caution you about the most common cause for a gas furnace to become unsafe: cracked heat exchangers.
Keep a watch for the signs your furnace is experiencing trouble and don’t hesitate to contact us.
Gas furnace and electric furnaces remain the two most common choices. Is there one that’s automatically a better option than the other?
It’s definitely not too late in the season to arrange for annual heating maintenance!
One problem that can occur with a furnace is that it starts to trip the circuit breaker when it turns on. This is something that you can’t ignore!
We have previously recommended that homeowners look into having a ductless mini split installed. But how do these ductless systems actually work?
You’re probably concerned with staying warm, and that means extra stress on the heating system. Watch for these signs it’s time to call for repairs!
The biggest concern with any heater that uses hydronic power (i.e. heated water) is that the pipes may start to leak. This is rare, thankfully, but still a risk.
The easy assumption to make is that a furnace is simply the ideal choice for home heating. Is there any truth to this?
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