Tips From The Furnace Repair Service Team In Geneva 

It’s that time of year in Geneva when leaves change colors, everything is flavored with pumpkin spice, and the heat has to be turned on at night. To keep your home warm and cozy, your furnace is going to be working hard. It is important to make sure that your furnace is able to heat your home in the most efficient way possible – saving energy and saving you money too. All Seasons Heating & Cooling has been repairing furnaces and helping to make them work more efficiently since the 1980’s, so we have a few tips to offer that will help make sure your furnace isn’t using too much energy and can keep your home warm and comfortable.

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• Change the air filter at least every three months – maybe even sooner during the winter months when it is working overtime to keep your home warm. When air filters are not changed regularly, the build-up on them will prevent air flow so warm air cannot circulate. Too often we get called to fix a furnace because cold air is coming through the vents when it should be warm, and when we get there it is simply a filter that needs to be replaced. Set a reminder in your phone every three months to help you remember to change your filter, or you can even sign up for a subscription service that will send you a new filter in the mail when it is time for your old one to be replaced. 
• Keep vents clean, and close vents in rooms that are not used. The furnace has to work to push air through the vents, so when vents are dirty or blocked that means your furnace has to work even harder. If there is an area of your room or certain rooms that are not used and do not need heat, close those vents so that the warm air is only pushed through to rooms that need it. 
• Set your thermostat at a comfortable temperature. By keeping your home at a steady and attainable temperature, your furnace will not have to work as hard to bring the temperature up. Avoiding major fluctuations in temperature will allow the furnace to work at a steady pace. A good ballpark range for your thermostat to be set at is between 68-70 degrees.
• Get your furnace maintenance at least once a year. Just like your car requires regular servicing to keep working correctly, your furnace needs routine tune-ups to keep it working its best and prevent major problems. The trained and experienced technicians at All Season’s Heating & Cooling use advanced diagnostic tools to check that your furnace is functioning optimally. If adjustments are required, we will be able to make them before they turn into malfunctions that could leave your unit in need of repairs or even replacement. We are able to detect problems early on, and can make any needed repairs so that your furnace can keep on working to make your home comfortable. Letting us provide maintenance and repairs on your furnace will not only keep your home warm, but also lower your energy costs and extend the life of your furnace.