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Clutter Around Your Furnace Could Be Breaking it Right Now

February 26th, 2024

Furnaces are designed to be out of the way of your daily life. Most are located in the basements of homes, or they may be found in garages or specially designated closets.

Unfortunately, as a side-effect of being in an out-of-the-way spot of a house, furnaces often attract clutter. People store items and toss items aside into places like the basement or the garage. If you aren’t cautious, you may come to the end of the winter with a furnace that’s surrounded by clutter.

You don’t want this! It’s bad for the furnace and may be harming it right now. It also creates a safety risk. We’ll go over why you definitely want to declutter your furnace. We want to help you avoid heating repair in Ashland.

Most Common Geothermal Repairs You’ll Run Into

February 12th, 2024

We encourage homeowners to look into using a geothermal HVAC system for their year-round home comfort. If you already have a geothermal heat pump for your home heating and cooling, you’ll understand all the great benefits these systems provide.

However, you may run into a need for Ashland geothermal repair at some point during the long service life of your geothermal system. Although there are some simple issues you can correct with troubleshooting (such as changing the indoor air filter), in many cases you must call on HVAC professionals who understand geothermal heating and cooling to handle the repairs. We’ll take a look at several of the more common geothermal heat pump problems that call for repair work.

Is It Okay to Try to DIY Repair My Furnace?

January 15th, 2024

The simple answer is no.

The more complicated answer is that you can do some troubleshooting with a malfunctioning furnace to see if there’s a simple explanation for the problem that doesn’t require any actual tools and repair work. We’ll look at a few of these steps, and then explain why you need to turn to professionals like ours for any heating repair in Ashland, KY if those steps don’t work.

Sick Building Syndrome: The Argument for Installing an IAQ System in Your Home

January 1st, 2024

How often do you think about the air you breathe? You might ponder it when you’re in traffic and you can smell gas fumes through your car’s air conditioning system, or if there’s a pollen count warning in spring. But what about the everyday health hazards you’re already breathing in?

Air quality systems show us just what we’re breathing in on a daily basis, and the results are staggering. We believe that every home in America should install an air quality control system, and there’s more than a handful of good reasons for it.

Recent Home Expansion? That Explains Your Heater’s Sudden Breakdown, Here’s Why

December 18th, 2023

You’ve done it–your home finally has that shiny new extension. Whether it’s the man-cave of your dreams or an in-law suite that you only kind of wanted to build in the first place, it could be the reason that your heater suddenly broke down on you.

We’ve handled a lot of heating system repair in Ashland over the years, and it’s not uncommon for this to happen when you add living space to your home. Let’s talk about why this is happening and how to fix it.

2 Great Reasons to Upgrade Your Electrical Panel Now

December 4th, 2023

Your electrical panel is the central point of your home’s electricity system, and because it impacts everything you plug in and use on a regular basis, it’s a pretty important part of how you live your life. The thing is, many homeowners seem to forget that they need to check on their electrical panel every now and again with the help of a professional electrician.

The reason? Because your electrical panel in Ashland can be upgraded to improve your home’s energy efficiency, and prepare your home for a higher capacity at the same time. Let’s explain why these are important.

If You Spot This, You Need New Electrical Outlets

November 20th, 2023

Your home’s electrical system has a lot of outlets throughout your home, and you may have one or two that you know as the “bad outlet” that you don’t plug your phone charger into, or use when you plug in the vacuum cleaner. Well, those bad outlets actually pose a bigger problem than not being useful.

Through electrical outlet installation in Ashland we’ve seen a lot of issues with old outlets, so let’s take this time to help you understand what to look for in bad outlets and why it likely means you need an electrician sent out to your home as soon as possible.

5 Signs of Electrical Problems in Your Home

November 6th, 2023

Your electrical system is hooked up to so much in your home. It can encounter problems left and right, but the good thing is it will show you warning signs along the way. While zero problems would be much more ideal, these signs at least tell you that something’s wrong so you can inspect it and call for electrical repair.

Ashland wiring and rewiring jobs normally include a mix of these five warning signs as a reason for homeowners calling us in the first place. This is what you need to look out for.

What a Clogged Flame Sensor Means for Your Furnace

October 23rd, 2023

Your furnace plays a crucial role in your comfort, and when it’s on the fritz, you think of the most probable issue–a thermostat malfunction, maybe the air filter needs to be changed. But there’s one little component in your furnace that works tirelessly, and it could be the issue that’s preventing you from enjoying toasty comfort in your own home: the flame sensor.

We’re going to explain what a flame sensor is, what it does, and exactly how it impacts your furnace. While it sounds like a straightforward solution, you still need heater repair in Ashland by a professional HVAC technician to ensure you and your family’s safety.

Does Freon Affect Your Heating?

October 9th, 2023

Freon is a refrigerant that’s used in air conditioning systems, as well as heat pumps. Since your heat pump is a system that both heats and cools your home, it’s important to know how it runs and what it’s doing with Freon. So, does Freon affect heat systems or how they heat your home? let’s talk about that.