When your furnace operates for extended periods during mild weather, it signals underlying issues that demand attention. Many Ontario homeowners notice their heating systems running longer than expected when outdoor temperatures hover around 10°C. Cycle length can...
When your furnace starts blowing cold air through the vents before shutting down completely, it’s often responding to a safety control designed to help protect the system from overheating. This frustrating scenario typically occurs when the furnace’s high-limit...
Air leaking around doors, rim joists, and pipe or duct penetrations wastes energy and creates cold spots. Sealing with weather-stripping and caulk is among the most cost-effective upgrades for existing homes (see NRCan’s Keeping the Heat In air-leakage guide). But...
How Should A Furnace Be Vented? Knowing the correct way to vent your furnace is essential for efficient heating and safety. Proper venting ensures the ejection of harmful gasses, preventing potential hazards that risk your safety and well-being. Join the team at...
Can I clean my own furnace? Is a DIY furnace cleaning on your ever-growing to-do list? Before you delve into this home improvement task, it is critical that you recognize the technicalities of taking care of your home’s heating system. In this blog, the team at...
Choosing the Right Furnace: The First Steps Which type & size of furnace is right for you? There are many important choices to checklist when you’re upgrading your home heating system. But today we’re just going to cover the first two you should...
