Boilers tend to last for a long period of time. Even furnaces will often need to get replaced more often than boilers, and furnaces can last for more than a decade. However, boilers will experience problems eventually. Some people might get their boilers fixed, while other people will get new boilers altogether. People who are thinking about fixing their boilers should always take the age of the boiler into account.
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Much of the country is still getting socked by winter, even though it's almost late spring. The need to use a heater in adverse, icy conditions for much longer than usual can take a toll on your heating system. If you are in one of the regions that's still getting multiple feet of snow, the heating system in your home is going to need more attention.
Keep Changing Those Filters
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Your furnace is your home's central heating unit, and is an essential part of keeping your home comfortable during the winter months. Just like every other appliance in your home, however, furnaces can experience mechanical problems over time due to age and general wear and tear. Understanding some of the warning signs associated with a furnace that is no longer functioning properly can help you identify problems early and have them fixed by a HVAC professional before you're left shivering in the night.
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When you live in a very cold climate, you need to rely on your home's heating system to keep the temperature warm and comfortable inside when it is frigid outside. Unfortunately, many people make mistakes that can lead to a home's heater not working efficiently, which can waste energy, cause wear and tear on the heating system, and cost a lot of money. If you know that you'll be using your home's heater a lot this winter, avoid these common heating mistakes:
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When the cold weather of winter comes around, you'll want to take some steps to ensure that your HVAC system is ready to deal with it. It can be expensive to heat a home, and heat loss is going to cost you in high energy bills. You can prevent heat loss by adding insulation to portions of ductwork that are exposed in your home.
Use Insulation Rolls or Insulation Jackets
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