Heating Repair and Maintenance in Summerlin, Anthem, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, and Las Vegas
In a perfect world, the need for repair and maintenance for our heating system would have been eliminated. The truth is that heaters, like all other mechanical systems, are prone to operational problems and system damages. The good news is that with regular maintenance and service to your heating system by a trained technician keeping your system running smoothly without interruptions becomes easier.
Our heating professionals provide quality heating repair service in the Las Vegas, Nevada area. Remember to ask about our comprehensive heating maintenance plans to help maintain the highest performance possible from your heating system.
Forecast Heating, Cooling, and Refrigeration offers quality heating repair and maintenance services throughout the Summerlin, Anthem, North Las Vegas, Boulder City, and Las Vegas areas. Call us today to schedule an appointment.
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Importance of routine Heating Repair and Maintenance
Increased Efficiency:
Your heating system will run more efficiently when well maintained. During the service call, a technician will clean all moving parts, check the filters, and other essential aspects of your heating system. This check-up will ensure that the heating system runs smoothly with proper airflow and functioning mechanical parts. The result is a system that uses less energy to operate, keeping you warm while reducing waste.
Improved Safety:
Most homes have carbon monoxide detectors, but sometimes the battery stops working, or another issue will lessen its effectiveness. Routine maintenance of your heating system helps determine whether or not carbon monoxide is leaking into your home from your heating system. Leaks from your heating system are hard to detect.
Regular maintenance by a trained HVAC professional will help ensure the safety of your home. While checking the heating system, keeping an eye out for leaks is also a part of the maintenance process.
Extended Life Span:
A heating system is one of the most valuable systems in your home. Keeping it in good condition helps protect your investment. The manufacturer of your heating system provides an estimated life expectancy for your heating system. These estimates are made with the expectation that routine maintenance is happening regularly. Without regular maintenance, you could experience more problems and a much shorter life expectancy. Proper maintenance of your heating system can extend your heating system's lifespan beyond the estimated time frame.
Fewer Repairs:
Routine maintenance of your heating system reduces your chances of breakdowns because the system is inspected, and any problems are repaired before they become an emergency. But unfortunately, breakdowns with required repairs might still happen between service calls. Regular maintenance will keep them to a minimum since the technician is looking for problems before they become a problem.
Heating Equipment Maintenance
Regular maintenance of your heating system is essential to prevent future problems and unwanted costs. Doing a pre-season check-up every fall is highly recommended.
Equipment maintenance includes:
Checking the thermostat to make sure it is working properly.
Tightening all electrical connections and measuring voltage and current on motors.
Lubricate all moving parts.
Check and inspect the condensation drain in your furnace.
Check controls of the system to ensure that it is running properly and safely.
At a minimum, all gas or oil connections must be checked annually, as well as gas pressure, burner combustion, and heat exchange. Improper operation of gas or oil connections is a fire hazard and can lead to health issues in the future. A dirty burner or cracked heat exchanger can also cause improper burner operation. Both of these can cause the equipment to operate less efficiently and safely.
Filters should be inspected, cleaned, or changed on a monthly basis for your heating system. A dirty filter can increase energy costs and damage your equipment, which leads to early failure and higher maintenance costs in the future.