In winter, when the temperatures drop, you expect your furnace to push out warm air without hesitation. You turn up the heat, the blower kicks on as it should, and then everything suddenly stops. The system pauses before the burners ever ignite, and the furnace shuts...
Homeowners often assume the entire system has failed when a furnace won’t start on a cold morning. Many no-heat moments stem from a specific issue: a furnace gas valve problem that prevents the system from receiving the fuel it needs to operate. Despite its...
Replacing your home’s heating system can ensure reliable and efficient comfort. However, investing in a new heater installation too soon is something most homeowners would rather avoid. Here are some signs you can watch for that could mean you need a new heater for...
A furnace relies on several moving parts to initiate the heating cycle, but the draft inducer motor plays a critical role. It’s the component that exhausts residual combustion gases, ensures proper airflow, and initiates the ignition sequence safely. When that motor...
In homes across central Texas, furnaces operate for extended periods during the fall and winter months. A cracked heat exchanger, a blocked vent, or a malfunctioning burner can allow CO to enter the living space without any smell or warning. When a heating system...
A home’s heating system often emits mild alerts well in advance of a major malfunction. Perhaps the furnace is making different sounds each time it cycles, or the house isn’t warming up as quickly as it used to. These early indicators should not be...
