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Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Is Your Heating and Ventilation Running Properly?

You may have noticed that your heating and ventilation system is not performing at its best and now you are left wondering what you should do to fix this problem. There are things that you can check for to determine what issues your system may be experiencing. You can improve the efficiency of your system by using simple techniques or you may discover that you have to consult professional help after a thorough inspection.

What you should look out for …

- To test your heating and ventilation system, turn your thermostat up and listen to see if it is starting up properly. Wait and check to see if warm air is blowing out, if not you can request professional help, and they will be able to determine which parts are not functioning properly.

- For more efficiency and your safety make sure you are replacing your air filters and cleaning dusts from the vents. This may prevent you from experiencing any efficiency issues or correct issues that you may already be experiencing.

- To get the heat to effectively flow throughout your house your vents should not be obstructed by any objects. Remove any furniture that may be blocking your vents and make sure your vents are fully open.

- If you are using an oil furnace be sure to check the fuel level and to be more prepared for the winter season check the cost of fuel rises.

- Carbon monoxide is deadly, but in most cases tragedies can be avoided by making yourself aware. Carbon monoxide leaks can be checked with a test badge or a battery operated alarm.

It’s important to keep a schedule of checking these areas to ensure that your system is working effectively and efficiently. After checking these areas some of the issues are easy enough to solve on your own, but you may find that you may need to seek advice or professional help to fix your heating and ventilation system.

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