Pleasant Grove Furnace Repair
Does your house feel like an icebox even with the heater running? If so, call HRC Climate Services for 24 hour furnace service and emergency furnace repair!
Your heater can fail for a variety of reasons, and when it does, it makes for a long, unpleasant winter. Fortunately, you don’t have to wait days or weeks for a heating repair company to show up. HRC Climate Services is an emergency furnace heating repair company serving the Pleasant Grove, UT area and the surrounding Utah County community.
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What Do You Do When Your Furnace Goes Out?
It seems that furnaces tend to go out exactly when you need them the most -- on the coldest day of winter. If this happens to you, don’t panic. Here’s what to do when your furnace stops working.
- Call a 24 hour furnace service company
- Dress in layers to keep warm while you wait for help
- Minimize traffic coming in and going out to keep the heat in
- Open cabinet doors under the sink to prevent pipes from freezing
- If you can, get to a neighbor’s or family member’s house
Is Your Furnace Winter Ready? Here’s How To Know
The best way to ensure your furnace is ready for when Mother Nature decides to do her worst is to prepare before winter arrives. Here are a few tips to get your heater ready to go.
- Perform maintenance before winter arrives
- Make sure furnace filters are clean
- Change thermostat from cooling mode to heating mode to test
- Clear obstructions from heater’s chimney
- Lubricate blower motor
If you’re unsure if your heater is ready to go when winter arrives, call in a heating repair company for an inspection and tune-up.
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How to Know When You Need Heating Replacement
A new furnace represents a significant expense, and most people would rather just repair than replace. However, there are many instances where you’re better off paying for a new system.
- If your heater is over 20 years old, it’s in need of replacement.
- If the repairs are becoming more and more frequent, it’s time to replace
- If the cost of the repairs are going to be 50% or more than the cost of new, you’re better off buying a new, more efficient system.
- If your energy bills continue to rise, it could mean your heater isn’t efficient anymore and you’ll save money if you upgrade.