We’re in what’s called a “shoulder season,” which means that HVAC technicians like us are biding our time, preparing for the surge of AC calls we’ll get in the summer. Then, when the fall comes, we’ll have to do the same thing for your heater. However, the most important thing to look at during these times, since we’re not using our systems so heavily, is how you can prepare them for the seasons to come.
Have you ever gotten heater maintenance in Pelham, AL? Regardless of whether you have or not, since you’re probably in the process of winding your heater down for the year, it’s a really good idea to take a good hard look at the system and see what you can do to keep it running in the future.
So, let’s talk about some of the benefits that come with heater maintenance and how they can help you.
Alright, take a seat. It’s time to talk about your high heating bills and the ongoing problem with your heater.
Heating maintenance is one of the many handy things that we mention to new customers when they’re looking to do something about high heating bills. Unfortunately, the price of fuel doesn’t seem to be getting any lower, which means if your heating system isn’t up to the task of keeping your home cool by using as little fuel as possible—your wallet is in big trouble.
The leaves, the temperatures, and the candy are all falling this time of year. It’s not quite time to think about heating yet (not unless this year turns out to be an unusual one) so as long as you’ve got some blankets for the slightly chilly nights, you’re fine… right?
One question we always get here at Gas Engineers is, “Do I really need to schedule maintenance?” The short answer is yes, but today we’re here to expand upon why. We understand why people are often hesitant to schedule maintenance repairs. You run your heater daily in winter and when everything seems to be going fine why should you spend the extra money on a service that seems, quite frankly, unnecessary?
