FAQs

When you first activate your furnace after a period of disuse, it's common to detect a burning odor. This is typically due to dust that has settled on the heat exchanger and other furnace components during the off-season. As the furnace heats up, this dust burns off, causing the smell. However, if the odor persists or you notice any unusual noises, it's advisable to contact our service team for an inspection.

Replacing your air conditioning system is not always necessary when installing a new furnace. If your current air conditioner is functioning properly and efficiently, it can often be integrated with the new furnace installation.

It's not recommended to close registers in unused rooms. Your HVAC system is designed to distribute air evenly throughout your home. Closing registers can disrupt this balance, potentially leading to reduced airflow and system efficiency, similar to the effects of a clogged air filter.

For optimal performance and longevity, it's recommended to have your HVAC system professionally inspected twice a year, typically before the peak heating and cooling seasons.

With regular maintenance and proper care, a typical HVAC system can be expected to operate efficiently for approximately 10 to 15 years.

If you're experiencing issues with your home's comfort levels, it may be worth having your current furnace evaluated. Our technicians can assess whether your existing unit is appropriately sized for your space and recommend solutions if necessary. Please contact us to schedule an assessment.