7 Important Benefits of Fall Heater Maintenance

September 20, 2021

Skipping your fall furnace tune-up could set you up for wintertime trouble. Although the heater in your Layton, UT, home may turn on when you crank the thermostat up, this doesn’t mean that it’s guaranteed to work all winter long. Fall heater maintenance is an opportunity to prime your heating equipment for optimum performance. The following are seven reasons why these services are so important. 1. Annual Heater Maintenance Could Be Key to Keeping Your Warranty Intact If you’ve got a relatively new heater that’s still covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, you’re probably required to have

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Is It Normal to Smell Gas Near a Furnace?

March 17, 2021

Wintertime in Layton, UT, is cold, and you’ll need a dependable heating system for indoor comfort. If your home has a gas furnace, you might notice the faint odor of the gas once in a while, especially if you’re standing right next to the furnace when it turns on for a heating cycle. Here’s what you need to know about whether or not it is ever normal to smell gas near a furnace. What Causes the Smell in Natural Gas Natural gas has no odor, color, or taste of its own. Gas supply companies are required

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What is Two-Stage Heating?

November 20, 2020

During the winter months, your comfort level highly depends on the type of furnace you use. Although any unit can heat the air, not all of them operate to maximize your comfort. If you continuously experience annoying temperature swings, cold spots, and fan noises, you may want to consider a two-stage heating system. A two-stage system allows you to enjoy a desirable temperature during mild and extreme cold seasons. Here is everything you need to know about dual heating systems. 1.What Is Two-Stage Heating? Two-stage heating means your furnace operates with

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4 Ways To Manage Furnace Warning Signs

September 4, 2018

September in Utah can start out warm and balmy and soon become chilly and cloudy. The time is near for homeowners to fire up their furnaces for autumn and winter coziness. Unfortunately, some furnaces will fail during the upcoming heating season. Here are four ways to spot and deal with a furnace failure in your home. Know the Age of Your Furnace Furnaces have limited lifespans. If you took immaculate care of your furnace, it may last up to 30 years without giving you problems. On average, furnaces reach the end of their useful lives after

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Know What These Odors Mean for Your Furnace

December 13, 2017

Chances are you haven’t started your furnace since last winter, especially given how hot it can get on the Wasatch Front. After giving your air conditioner a thorough workout, it’s finally time to put your furnace back into service. But as you do, you start smelling some rather strange odors — odors that give you plenty of concern about the state of your furnace. The following provides a rundown of some of the more common odors you might encounter the first time you start your furnace for the winter. You’ll also find out what these odors mean

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9 Steps To Take Before Turning On Your Furnace For Winter

October 24, 2017

Updated On: 11/21/2025 As the leaves fall and the temperatures drop, you know that soon you’ll need to turn on your furnace to keep your home cozy and comfortable for the winter. Before you do so, there are a few steps you should take to ensure your furnace is in safe, working order. Below, we discuss nine ways to prepare your furnace for winter. 1. Change Filter You

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