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During the cold seasons, home furnaces have proven to be significant in achieving one’s comfort through heat production. However, things might turn upside down if your furnace breaks down, especially during the winter season. Often, the furnace breaks down when it’s needed the most.  What can cause a furnace to stop working? Your furnace might stop operating for many reasons. Ranging from the simplest to solve problems to the most complex ones, this article outline solutions and maintenance measures.  When your furnace breaks down,

Whether you have a conventional or high-efficiency furnace, prepare yourself for mishaps. For furnaces, leaks are relatively common. If you have a leaking furnace, you may wonder: why is my furnace leaking water? There are many possible reasons. Before Calling an HVAC Contractor, Do This: If you notice a puddle of water at the base of your furnace, here is what you do: Turn the heating system OFF right away. Turn the thermostat OFF. Shut OFF the valve to the gas line and the electrical breakers.

Furnace not producing heat? Furnace not turning on? The cold winter can be brutal to us, our homes, and our usually reliable heating systems. There are many times when we wonder if our furnace will make it through another night. Although most companies offer a 24/7 service in a furnace emergency, it is helpful for homeowners to know a few basic troubleshooting steps to avoid calling a professional HVAC contractor. Here are some common reasons why your furnace is not producing heat and some simple DIY fixes.   The