When we talk about the need for furnace service, many homeowners mistakenly assume that the only furnace service they may ever need is a repair. However, sometimes a furnace can run into trouble because of something that would’ve possibly been prevented through another HVAC service such as duct cleaning or routine maintenance.
Although the “H” in “HVAC” stands for “heating,” the next letter stands for “Ventilation.” Ventilation refers to your home’s air ducts and ductwork. This is how the heated air is distributed throughout your home. Let’s go over 3 signs you need furnace service that might be related to the furnace itself, a lack of maintenance, or poor ductwork.
Temperatures have begun to cool down, and while we may not be one of the coldest states in the country this time of the year, we still need fully functional heaters to make it through the fall and winter comfortably. In order to ensure this is the case, it’s important that you have your furnace maintained, in order to prevent problems and boost efficiency.
Wouldn’t it be nice if your home’s furnace could work without fail year after year and never need any kind of professional service done on it? We wish this were the case for you, but really the only way of accomplishing this would be to buy a new heater every time your existing one had a problem—and well, that just doesn’t make much sense!
