Category Archives: furnace repair service

How The New Minimum Efficiency Standards Agreement Will Affect Us All

Posted on February 10, 2012 by admin

Tweet The Department Of Energy has passed a new law concerning the efficiency ratings of new furnaces.  New federal efficiency guidelines for new furnaces are starting as of May 1st, 2013. Since there is such a large carbon footprint that … Continue reading →

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What Furnace Maintenance Do I Need To Do?

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Lisa

Tweet It always amazes me that people often times do not know what kind of maintenance needs to be done to the various working parts of their home.  When you sign on the dotted line when you get your mortgage, … Continue reading →

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When do I need to replace my HVAC equipment?

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Lisa

Tweet If you are like myself, you like to be proactive when it comes to needing new things for your home. There is nothing worse than having your furnace going out in the middle of the night on the coldest … Continue reading →

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5 Signs That You Need A Chicago Furnace Repair

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Lisa

Tweet Even though it is warm outside right now, us Chicago natives know this warm weather  will not last, and we will be kicking our furnaces back on sooner rather than later.  (I’m hoping not tonight!)  However, there are a … Continue reading →

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Do I Really Need to Hire A Chicago HVAC Contractor?

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Lisa

Tweet In this economy, everybody is trying to save a buck (myself included!).  However, there are certain things that you should not try to do yourself at home or hire a handyman.  Many Chicago HVAC repairs need a licensed professional … Continue reading →

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