Houston HVAC and Plumbing Blog

Once the temperature drops, your furnace may not run flawlessly after months of inactivity. Furnace reliability and safety don’t come automatically. In addition to professional maintenance, it’s important to follow these safety tips for your furnace room: Make Sure the Space Is Well Ventilated Fuel-powered furnaces burn natural gas, oil, or propane. Improper ventilation can cause harmful fumes to back up into your home, including carbon monoxide. Electric furnaces need to be ventilated as well. Make sure vent pipes are

If you’re thinking about whether or not your furnace is working properly, we have some insightful information that may help you understand if your furnace is operating safely. While these complex devices are built to last through all types of weather and rarely pose a threat to your home or family, fire hazards and carbon monoxide leaks do happen. And these issues can happen when you least expect them. Knowing what to look for at the first sign of trouble

You’re not an elephant, so here’s your reminder! Your Air Conditioner and Furnace are due for a system check. Checks should be done annually by our licensed professionals, to: Keep you safe – we check carbon monoxide levels Help your A/C and furnace run at peak efficiency Cut down on costly breakdowns Extend the life of your A/C and furnace systems Schedule service now by calling 713-678-0483 Want to know more? Ask about our Service Partner Plan special, which earns you 2 HVAC