We hope you’re having a lovely autumn, enjoying the beautiful weather and fall festivities. But we also hope you don’t forget to prepare for winter. After all, it won’t be long before the cold winds start blowing. What’s at the top of your fall to-do list? It should be furnace maintenance! It will make all the difference. Here’s how.
How does fall furnace maintenance help prevent furnace repairs?
- Cleans out dust and debris that can cause overheating
- Identifies small issues before they turn into major repairs
- Tests electrical and safety components for proper function
- Checks gas lines and pilot light for safe operation
- Lubricates moving parts to reduce wear and tear
- Keeps your furnace running efficiently all winter
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