When
it comes to your home’s comfort during the winter, the most
important question that should be on your mind is “How comfortable
do I want to be?” You shouldn’t wait until there is an issue with
your Heating and cooling system before you start to think about your
comfort. The sooner you have your home’s HVAC system professionally
checked out, the more you’ll be able to enjoy home’s warmth when
the temperatures are bone cold outside.
It’s
not always easy to know when your furnace or heat pump are going to
malfunction. It’s also not very easy for you to know the cause of
any problems that occur. To give you a better idea of what could
happen to your heating and cooling system, we’ve listed some of the
most common wintertime HVAC problems below.
Poor Heat/Air Flow
If
you keep cranking up the heat because it never seems to get warm
enough inside of your home, you could be dealing with a couple of
HVAC issues. The problem could be the result of dirty air filters or
coils, a bad blower motor or dirty and leaking ducts. While it may be
easy for you to correct the problem yourself if dirty air filters are
the culprit, you’ll need a professional TN HVAC company to come out
and fix the problem if it’s caused by something else.
Carbon Monoxide Exposure
Some
furnaces seem to last forever. While that is desirable, old heating
and cooling appliances like furnaces are not always so safe. Once a
furnace reaches the 10-year mark, it starts to loss its efficiency.
It may also start to leak carbon monoxide as well. If you’re
not sure if your furnace is past its prime or you notice that you
start to feel sleepy and sluggish when your home gets to a certain
temperature or right after the furnace comes on, a professional
inspection is in order. It may be time for you to have your furnace
replaced.
For
more information on common wintertime HVAC problems or to schedule an
inspection to make sure everything is working like it’s supposed
to, contact the professionals at A&MMechanical Services today.
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