Furnace maintenance
Replace the filter:
Technicians will check and replace the air filter to ensure smooth airflow and improve efficiency.
Inspect and clean parts:
including blower motor, belts and other moving parts. Remove accumulated debris or dust to prevent malfunction.
Check Thermostat Calibration:
Make sure your thermostat is calibrated correctly for accurate temperature control.
Check the flue and ventilation system:
Technicians will check the flue or ventilation system for blockages or leaks to ensure proper airflow and safety.
Check gas connections:
Gas leaks can be dangerous, so technicians will check all gas connections for leaks and make any necessary repairs.
Inspect electrical components:
This includes checking wiring, connections, and electrical components for signs of wear or damage.
Test carbon monoxide levels:
Carbon monoxide leaks are a serious safety hazard, so technicians will test for leaks and make sure the furnace is properly vented.
Ensure proper airflow:
Technicians will check that all vents and ducts are open and unobstructed to ensure proper airflow inside the home.
Regular maintenance can help extend the life of your furnace, increase efficiency and reduce the risk of breakdown. It is often recommended to schedule annual maintenance before the heating season begins to ensure your furnace is in top condition when it is needed most.