Why Won’t My Furnace Pilot Light Stay Lit?
Gas furnaces are equipped with a small gas flame called a pilot light, used to ignite the gas released from the main burner. In older furnaces,…
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My Heating System Smells Like Gas: Should I Be Worried?
Natural gas is an affordable, abundant fuel source for heating American homes. According to statistics compiled by the American Gas Association, almost 62 million American homes…
Read More >Fall Maintenance Checklist
Fall is in the air in Kansas City. With the kids back to school and weekends geared toward watching football instead of relaxing by the…
Read More >INTERACTIVE INFOGRAPHIC: Where Heat Escapes in Your Kansas City Home
Even if you have the best furnace or heating system in Kansas City, it won’t matter if all that heat it creates escapes your home….
Read More >5 Things That Happen During a Furnace Maintenance Visit
Peruse any HVAC website and you’ll note the frequency with which experts tell you to get routine furnace maintenance. It’s no sales ploy! Routine care…
Read More >Should You Install a Gas or Electric Furnace?
Your furnace wasn’t built to last forever. The average lifespan of this heating marvel is between 15 and 20 years—more if the unit is a…
Read More >Do You Need a Furnace Repair in Kansas City this Winter?
If you are feeling cold in your home even though your thermostat is set to its usual temperature your furnace may be telling you that…
Read More >Is Your Heating System Ready For Winter?
Furnaces are often left unattended throughout the warm summer months. We get it—no one wants to think about their furnace when temperatures are reaching the…
Read More >Tips to Keep Your Electric Bill Low This Winter
We all love the festivities that come with fall and winter; Halloween parties, Thanksgiving meals, holiday celebrations and sledding. However, many of these activities help…
Read More >What Is a Variable Speed Furnace?
One of the most exciting new technologies to be introduced into the HVAC industry in the last few years is the variable speed furnace. In…
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