furnace filter

September 15, 2011

Button Up Your Home For The Nippy Weather Ahead

Before winter hits Georgia, it’s important to make sure that your home is ready to keep out the cold weather that will be coming with it. Here are some useful tips that will help keep you and your family warm all winter long while also keeping your heating costs down. Add insulation. Make sure your walls have sufficient insulation between them and that your attic floor and basement ceiling are covered. Run fans in reverse. Setting a ceiling fan to run […]
February 7, 2013

Furnace Smells Could Signal Problems: Here’s What You Can Do

You’ve tried to ignore it, but you can’t deny it any longer – your home is plagued by unpleasant furnace smells. Although the reason for the odor coming from your heating system could be something basic, there are a number of reasons that your furnace may be producing smells.   First seasonal start-up – After hibernating all summer, your furnace is finally called to duty. Upon switching your system on, however, you notice a smell that reminds you of burning […]
October 2, 2014

What Type of Furnace Filter Should You Choose?

To take care of your furnace, you should change its filter on a regular basis. To do this, you can hire a furnace maintenance specialist, or if you prefer, you can change the furnace filter yourself. Keep in mind that there are several filters for you to choose from. High-Efficiency Pleated If you’re looking for a top-of-the-line filter, then the high-efficiency pleated furnace filter is what you need. It’s made from four to five inches of pleated cotton that’s connected to a rigid metal grid, […]
January 20, 2015

How to Improve Central Air Volume in Your Peachtree City Home

Good airflow is an essential component of every HVAC unit. After all, your system can only heat or cool air that flows freely into it. Luckily, you can improve central air volume in your Peachtree City home by performing simple maintenance tasks, removing obstructions and making small modifications to your system. Troubleshoot Airflow Inside Your House Ideally, there should be a vent in every room of your home. In addition, your home probably has at least one air return that’s usually, but not always, located inside. You […]