Tips to Get Your HVAC System Ready for Spring
/in hvac /by Canoga Park Heating and AirRoutine maintenance plays a major role in the efficiency and longevity of your HVAC system. Having your equipment serviced in the spring prepares it for summer. After all, the last thing you want is for your air conditioner to malfunction on one of the hottest days of the year.
4 Culprits Behind Common Boiler Problems
/in boilers /by Canoga Park Heating and AirLike electric heaters and other types of home heating systems, boilers can develop problems over their service life. Knowing the causes of some of these problems can help you get ahead of them before they result in an unexpected failure. In today’s post, local HVAC company Countryside Plumbing & Heating, Inc. takes a look at the culprits
3 Common Causes of Furnace Short Cycling
/in Heating /by Canoga Park Heating and AirA short cycling furnace is one of the many problems homeowners can face during the winter months. This refers to the heating equipment turning off more quickly than it normally does, preventing it from obtaining the temperature set on your thermostat.
Why Is It Important to Keep Your Outdoor Vents Debris-Free?
/in hvac /by Canoga Park Heating and AirA furnace breakdown isn’t something any homeowner wants, especially during the cold winter months. Taking proper care of your equipment will help prevent it from malfunctioning in the middle of winter. One way to avoid heating issues this season is to make sure your outdoor vents remain free of debris and snow.
How to Protect Your Tankless Water Heater From Freezing
/in Heating /by Canoga Park Heating and AirTankless water heaters provide hot water on demand and can help you save on your heating costs. Like other home utilities, tankless water heaters are at risk of freezing in the winter. In today’s post, local electric heater contractor Countryside Plumbing & Heating, Inc. shares how to protect your tankless water heater from freezing.
What Color Should Your Furnace Flame Be?
/in hvac /by Canoga Park Heating and AirNow that winter is just about here, you should start focusing on ways to keep your home warmer and more comfortable. These include checking your furnace to determine whether it’s still in good condition. But how exactly will you know? If you own a heating system that burns fuel, the simplest way to check is
3 Reasons to Replace Your HVAC System Sooner Rather Than Later
/in hvac /by surefire-adminWith any major home appliance, it’s better to replace it on your own terms rather than wait for it to give out. This is especially true when it comes to air conditioners and radiant heating systems, as they often break down at inconvenient times, like in the middle of a hot summer day or on a cold
How & Why to Winterize Your HVAC System
/in hvac /by Canoga Park Heating and AirIf you live in a climate with cold, harsh winters, then you’re probably already familiar with the tasks associated with winterizing your home: tasks like re-caulking drafty windows, replacing weather stripping on windows and doors and even clearing out your rain gutters. But really, the most important task on your winter to-do list is making
The Benefits of a Fall HVAC Tune-Up
/in hvac /by Canoga Park Heating and AirAt Countryside Plumbing & Heating, Inc., nothing gives us greater pleasure than knowing that our customers are happy and comfortable. That means making sure that their radiant heating systems, furnaces, gas pumps or boilers are running like they’re supposed to, especially during the fall and winter months when the temperature begins to drop. This is exactly why
3 Benefits of a Furnace Tune-Up in the Fall
/in furnace maintenance /by Canoga Park Heating and AirNo one wants to brave the cold, dark months of fall and winter without a fully-functioning furnace. Fortunately, a timely tune-up service can keep your furnace running at peak efficiency throughout the year. In this article, a radiant heat technician talks about the top three benefits of scheduling a furnace tune-up in the fall.