By All-Temp Heating & Cooling
When the weather turns cold and you start up your furnace for the first time in the year, you may notice a burning smell in the air as the machine wakes up.
This burning smell is the result of settled dust and dirt burning off inside the parts on your system, however there are other causes that result in that burning smell. Apart from a potential fire hazard, that kind of dust buildup is an indicator of how much your system can stray from peak performance while it sits dormant and unused in the summer.
A furnace tune-up once a year will help your system to run at maximum efficiency. Just as importantly, a system that is well-maintained over the course of its lifetime will last longer before needing to be replaced.
Sometimes, the initial burning smell you get after utilizing your furnace for a few weeks persists. This can be an indication of other common furnace issues that may need attention.
Contact a professional if you notice the following signs:
If you notice these signs (or other unusual performance issues) don’t be afraid! Our team of Stuanton furnace repair experts are here to help you out. Most of the time, these issues can be fixed in a single service visit.
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At All-Temp Heating & Cooling, we offer comprehensive maintenance plans that can help improve the performance and efficiency of your HVAC system all year long! Routine maintenance of your furnace and air conditioning system can extend their lifespan, and help you save money. Our Staunton heating and cooling maintenance experts can help you establish a maintenance routine that enables you to get the most out of your AC and heater.
If you are interested in learning more about our maintenance plans, contact us today at (540) 712-8902.
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