There is a first time for everything -- including having to call for furnace repairs. The first time your furnace breaks down and you need to call an HVAC contractor, you may feel a little overwhelmed and unfamiliar with a process. Having your core questions answered can make the whole experience more comfortable. So, take a look at the questions about furnace repair that are presented below.
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When you own a retail business, keeping your customers comfortable while they shop can mean they stay longer and spend more money. Therefore, having the best possible HVAC system in place is ever-important. One element of commercial heating, ventilation, and air conditioning that simply cannot be overlooked is heating.
Having a well-functioning furnace keeps your customers warm. Therefore, if you have an ailing furnace, it is important to reach out to a commercial furnace contractor as soon as possible.
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A noisy air conditioner can be a real nuisance. It can keep you awake all night when all you wanted was to stay cool! If your AC is making a lot of noise, you should call an HVAC contractor and arrange for them to fix it. There are a few different repairs they might make, depending on the exact nature of what's ailing your AC unit.
Tightening Loose Bolts
Your air conditioner has a lot of moving parts and pieces, and many of them are held together by bolts.
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If your air conditioner is hit by a power surge during a storm, some of the electrical parts may be damaged. This could result in your AC not turning on at all or turning on but not cooling your home very well. If your AC isn't working right after a storm, it's a good idea to call an AC repair service and have your equipment checked. Here are a few things that could go wrong and the AC repairs that could be needed.
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Any relatively modern furnace will include an electronic control board that manages numerous aspects of the furnace's operation. This board runs through the startup sequence for the furnace, checking each safety switch in order and ensuring your system is running correctly and safely. As an added benefit, these boards can typically display error codes to help troubleshoot many problems.
While furnace error codes are often a sign of an underlying parts failure, they're sometimes the result of poor maintenance.
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