During a maintenance or service inspection, your furnace must be evaluated for safety of operation. If the service technician or utility inspector finds that your furnace is not safe, the unit may be red-tagged. A red-tagged furnace contains a critical safety problem because of a cracked heat exchanger or similar issue. The furnace must be shut down immediately and cannot be restarted or operated until the unit is fixed or replaced. Read More
Air-source heat pumps are well known for their economical operation, and for the savings they can provide on home comfort bills. However, they are also known for common performance problems in three significant areas: ductwork, airflow and refrigerant level. Here are some steps you can take to correct these problems and continue to enjoy superior heat pump performance all year long. 
When you’re ready to make changes or additions to your heating, cooling or indoor air quality systems, you’ll want to hire a competent, reliable contractor to do the job. The process may seem complicated, but by using this five-step guide, you’ll have an advantage when hiring an HVAC contractor. 
Maintaining the quality of your home’s indoor air is a challenge made more difficult by the fact that many everyday activities generate the pollutants that end up in our air. Home heating, cooking and even just the act of living can produce carbon monoxide, smoke, dust and other biological and chemical contaminants in our air. There are three significant preventive measures you can take to cut down contaminants and improve your home’s overall indoor air quality. 
If your furnace is struggling to keep up with the heating demands of your home, a replacement may soon be necessary. Here are five signs to look for to help you decide if furnace repair or replacement is the better idea. 
Whole-house ventilation systems provide a systematic way to rid your home of stale air and replace it with fresh air while minimizing energy loss. The most effective whole-house ventilation systems have an energy-recovery feature. This allows heat and moisture to be transferred to incoming air to reduce energy loss and keep the humidity level consistent. -
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