Natural gas furnaces have basic components that create the warm air circulating through your home. Thermostat A thermostat is the furnace component homeowners use the most. From programming to troubleshooting, the thermostat controls the entire system. Many homeowners invest in a smart thermostat that can be controlled from a smartphone or tablet. This allows greater
Heating your home uses more energy and costs more than any other system in the home and can make up approximately 42 percent of utility costs, according to energy.gov. In an attempt to create a more energy efficient home and save money, homeowners often look to the heating system choices to find those savings. While
As part of their general gas safety tips, San Diego Gas & Electric recommends performing annual inspections on all gas appliances by a licensed professional. This includes the home heating system when it is operated by natural gas. But furnace inspections should also be done to maintain the system increasing performance, not just for safety.
Furnace maintenance is something every homeowner should invest in before it gets cold. Not only does regular maintenance help homeowners avoid costly furnace repairs or replacements, but it also keeps the manufacturer’s warranty intact and can extend the life of the furnace. There are many ways in which homeowners can maintain the efficiency and lifespan
Achieving the perfect furnace temperature setting for the winter will vary month to month in San Diego. Since the climate is relatively mild, some months are colder than others and it comes down to personal preference. However, staying warm during our cold winter months depends on many aspects of the furnace system, not just the
San Diego has near-perfect weather year-round, but it does get cold during our winter months. Homeowners who have central heat are fortunate to be able to turn a dial or program their thermostats to avoid chilly nights and mornings. However, even if it is used sparingly, homeowners should perform winter furnace maintenance before they need
There are many ways to heat the home. And while there is no right way for every home and family, there usually is a “best” type of heating depending on the homeowners’ needs and home layout. Many homes are already set up for central heating and air condition, while others do not have the capacity
When homeowners think about their residential HVAC systems, they think about the comfort of heating and cooling during extreme weather. However, heating & cooling systems not only do more than heat and cool a home, but they also provide air quality, air circulation and are large mechanical systems that require many components to function properly.
