Heating and Furnaces
Living in Dayton, Ohio, you know that we have a million seasons between each actual winter season. Ohio weather likes to tease us. So when the time comes that we finally do shut our furnaces off for the year, it often will sit unused for several months. While your furnace is not in use, dust particles from your house are able to freely fall into your furnace. It is highly recommended that you have your furnace inspected each year BEFORE use to ensure that it is working properly. You don’t want to be without heat when Ohio decides that it wants to drop the temperature outside to 30 (degrees) in the middle of September. Oftentimes, we can do an inspection on your furnace and warn you if your heater blower motor is going bad. Beyond warning you of a potential part failing, when you call us to come out and inspect your furnace, we will also check the filter. A dirty filter can lead to a lot of problems within your furnace.

Sometimes, a dirty furnace filter will cause the furnace to shut down. The dirtier your filter is, the harder that your furnace must work. As time progresses and the filter is still dirty, your furnace is taking that dirty air in and is slowly becoming clogged. SO how often should you change your furnace filter? Well, there is no one rule of thumb. It depends on the type of filter and the size of filter that your furnace requires. Some filters last 1-3 months, while some last 9-12 months. Unsure how often you should change your furnace filter? Check out our Comfort Care Program for prepaid HVAC services.
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