As we transition from winter to spring, now is the time to call for pertinent Oklahoma City, OK HVAC services, such as late-season heating repairs and air conditioning maintenance to ensure that your cooling system is ready to handle the warmer weather right around the corner. Of course, we recommend that you only count on a professional for these services, as anything less could leave you with an inefficient and potentially even inoperable HVAC system.
But, do you know what to look for when it comes to hiring a professional HVAC contractor?
Our weather has been a little wacky lately, with temperatures going from one extreme to the other in a matter of days. What hasn’t changed much, though, is the dry air. When this dry air is combined with the fluctuating temperatures, it can do a number on your immune system, meaning that ultimately it can make you sick.
No matter how efficient or new your home’s furnace is, it is going to make noise. There is no such thing as a silent heater and it’s okay to near sounds during operation such as the flexing of your ducts as the temperatures change, or the rush of air through your vents.
If you use a furnace or forced-air heat pump to heat your home during the fall and winter, then your air ducts play a vital role in your heater’s operation. Many homeowners think of their ductwork as a separate unit, away from their heater, but it’s actually an extension of your heater. Problems in your air ducts will quickly become issues with your heating, and your heating system itself.
Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning affects thousands of households each year, leading to illness for many victims, and sometimes even death. We want to help protect your home and family from this possibility, which is why we encourage not only the professional installation of a quality CO detector, but also having your home checked for CO levels by a professional.
We have a chilly winter ahead of us, as we do each and every year. You probably can’t even imagine going a day without a heater in your home. A broken down heater means discomfort for your family, and potentially even health hazards for those who are vulnerable to freezing temperatures.
If you’re like most homeowners, you likely do not think about your air ducts a whole lot. That makes sense; after all, they’re hidden from view for a reason. In fact, you shouldn’t have to think about the condition of your ductwork very often, particularly if it was professionally installed by highly trained and experienced technicians. But every once in awhile, your air ducts will need a bit of attention. We’re talking about 
There are not many appliance issues that are more disheartening than that of a broken down furnace in the middle of winter! When you live where we do, it’s essential to have a fully functional and efficient furnace in your home. To achieve, this, you first want to make sure you schedule routine maintenance, once a year.
As we enter into the first couple weeks of fall and the weather slowly but surely begins to cool off, now is the time to think about 
Winter may seem a long way off just yet, but longtime Oklahoma City residents know that when it comes, you do not want to be stuck without a fully functioning and efficiently working heating system. What’s the best way to prevent this from happening?
