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When the cold snap hits, there’s nothing worse than a furnace that fails at the worst possible moment. That’s why at De Hart Plumbing Heating & Cooling, we’re
As the temperatures drop and heaters fire up, it’s the perfect time to talk about an important safety issue: carbon monoxide (CO). Known as the “silent killer,” carbon
Manufacturers recommend servicing your HVAC equipment annually. De Hart Plumbing Heating & Cooling offers a VIP Membership which includes the servicing of your system TWICE a year. Once
Upon the start up of your furnace, the inducer motor turns on a minute or so before your burners. This is to allow the inducer motor to remove
The sensor used to detect whether the pilot light is on is called a thermocouple. The thermocouple senses heat from flames while the pilot light is on, and
Every gas furnace contains at least one heat exchanger. The heat exchanger is a series of metal coils in the furnace that are warmed by combustion gas and
What is a Flame Rod & How Does it Work in a Furnace? A safety device called a flame rod, sometimes known as a flame sensor, checks to
Is Your Furnace Operating Efficiently? Heating and cooling your home accounts for almost 50% of your energy costs annually. If your system isn’t running efficiently or if your
There will come a time when you think you have heat on in your home and your furnace simply isn’t working. There are many things that can cause
It’s starting to be cooler out, so that means it’s time to start thinking about your furnace and if it’s going to be able to keep you and
