If your home is not heating up as quickly or as consistently as you like or if it is not heating at all, then you may have an issue that requires furnace repair. And, one of the more common issues involves ignition failure or simply poor ignition function. Keep reading to learn about how you can identify this sort of issue in different types of furnaces. Gas Furnace Most gas furnaces come equipped with electric ignitors where a small spark or flame is produced by an electronic unit.

Your home's HVAC system relies on consistent airflow through the unit and your vents to maintain your home's temperature. However, when the airflow through your vents seems weak or just isn't enough to keep up with your home's needs, there are some things that you can try to help improve that airflow and keep your home more comfortable when your HVAC system runs. Here are some tips to improve your HVAC system's airflow.

Your air conditioning is a complex machine that helps ensure that your home feels comfortable throughout the year. If you have an HVAC unit, you should pay to have a professional come out and inspect your HVAC unit at least once a year. During the yearly inspection, your HVAC technician will be able to take care of common repair and maintenance needs. Skipping out on your yearly inspection can cost you.  Reason #1: Reduce the Cost of Repairs  When you get a yearly inspection, your HVAC contractor will inspect your entire unit and take care of any necessary repairs.

If your home has a forced air heating or cooling system, a common piece of advice you've heard is to change the air filter regularly. However, you may not be aware that there are different types of air filters. Here is an overview of the two types of air filters you can put into your HVAC system. Active Carbon Air Filters One of the advantages of having an active carbon air filters is due to the very tiny pores in the filter.

When it comes to having a new furnace installed, you will want to make sure that everything is done perfectly. Without a perfect installation, you could end up freezing cold in the middle of a rough winter when the furnace suddenly stops working as it should. Even if you have done a lot of work around your home on your own, when it comes to a new heating system installation, you are going to want to allow an HVAC contractor to do the work for you.

An unfinished basement can be a great place to store a bunch of things in your house, but it can also be a fun space to have finished. If you are in the process of completing your basement, then there are are a variety of different subcontractors that you should hire, including HVAC service professionals. But why? This article will take a closer look and see. Air Vents The last thing that you want is to go turn on your air conditioner or your heater and only have it come out of one area.

Sleep is something that everyone looks forward to at the end of a long day, especially after spending hours at school or work. Although it isn't unusual for someone to enjoy a fan or other noises as they fall asleep, many people would rather have total silence. Something as simple as a loud central air conditioning system can interrupt the sleep of someone who prefers silence, such as by keeping them up at night.

When your brand-new A/C system suddenly breaks down, your A/C warranty is the only thing between you and a $1,000+ repair bill. Unfortunately, it's easy to void your warranty without realizing it, which could lead to a wallet-lightening surprise you don't expect. Here are a few common ways you could accidentally stumble into this nightmare scenario. 1. Ignoring Regular Maintenance Regularly scheduled maintenance ensures that your A/C system operates reliably at its peak performance.

An air conditioner has a lot of moving parts in order to get cold air into your home. That's why you shouldn't ignore any of these problems that come up with your air conditioner. Reduced Air Flow Have you noticed that the air is not coming out of your ductwork as forcefully as it once did? This could be due to a few reasons that should be investigated. It may be a problem as simple as a dirty air filter that is causing problems with the air pushing through the air vent.

While a small amount of frost collecting on your heat pump's outside unit is normal, a unit that has iced over signifies that you have a serious problem on your hands. You're most likely to notice this in the morning, since low overnight temperatures make your heat pump's outdoor unit more likely to freeze. When a heat pump is operating in heating mode, the coils in the outdoor unit produce small amounts of condensation.