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5 COMMON POINTS OF FAILURE IN CONVENTIONAL FURNACES

The conventional furnace is usually designed in a way that it can remain functional for many years. At times, different parts of the furnace can fail and cause the furnace to not work properly. Sometimes the entire furnace can fail to function. This is very inconvenient especially during the winter season in Winnipeg when the […]

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Importance of Indoor Air Quality

Respiratory ailments, often attributed to poor indoor air quality, represent the third largest cause of death in the U.S., ranking only behind heart disease and cancer, according to the American Medical Association. The Environmental Protection Agency has said that indoor air is often 7-10 times poorer than outdoor air quality. Airborne Particles Airborne particles are […]

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Furnace Repair & Tune Up

Don’t get caught in the middle of winters with a broken furnace. Routine maintenance can keep your system working better for longer. Get a tune-up or repair in Weber, Davis & Salt Lake Counties on any brand of furnace with the experts at Forced Aire HVAC. Signs Your Furnace Needs Repairs Your furnace may still […]

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Is an AC Tune Up Really Necessary?

As we move into the warmer months you may be asking yourself, “Is an AC tune up really necessary?” It’s a common question that we frequently hear, and the short answer is “yes”, and here’s why. Your AC unit is a major investment. Annual AC tune ups can add years to your unit’s life. Your […]

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Things to Do Before You Turn on Your Furnace This Fall

As the days get shorter and the nights get cooler, you may be starting to think about turning on your furnace for the first time this fall. While the weather’s still warm, prepare for a safe and comfortable autumn and winter by following these steps before you turn on your furnace. Schedule Preventive Maintenance For […]

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What is Air Duct Cleaning?

Most people are now aware that indoor air pollution is an issue of growing concern and increased visibility. Many companies are marketing products and services intended to improve the quality of your indoor air. You have probably seen an advertisement, received a coupon in the mail, or been approached directly by a company offering to […]

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Importance of Furnace Maintenance

Performing regular yearly inspections and maintenance on your HVAC system not only diagnoses and repairs existing problems, but it helps find and prevent problems from occurring in the future. Your furnace system controls the temperature and moves air throughout your home to keep it comfortable while also filtering out dust and allergens. Oddly enough, temperature, […]

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A yearly furnace inspection will prolong the life of your HVAC system and save on your energy bills.

Before the cold weather hits, experts recommend having a professional service your furnace to keep it in good running order and prevent it from conking out when you need it most. HVAC experts say an annual furnace inspection and service will prolong the life of the system, save energy and decrease health risks. “The manufacturers […]

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Honeywell Wi-Fi 9000 Color Touchscreen Thermostat

Remote comfort control never looked this good With your home’s Wi-Fi connection, you can control this thermostat from anywhere in the house. Or with the Total Connect Comfort app, you can monitor or control your heating and cooling system with your smartphone from anywhere and anytime you choose. Back home, you’ll like the look of […]

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ecobee Smart Thermostat Shines in Residential Controls Category

Thermostat earns points with the judges for its connectivity and sleek, intuitive interface As the connected thermostat market continues to boom, this year’s gold winner in the residential controls category stands out as “one of the best Wi-Fi-enabled thermostats on the market,” according to one Dealer Design Awards judge. Designed to measure temperature and occupancy […]

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