South End Plumbing, Heating, & Air Expert Tips

It’s common, sometimes fine, sometimes not fine, for a furnace to make noises. There’s a hum you can hear the whole time it’s running. Pay attention though to odd or different noises like, what if the furnace clicks?

Fixing a gas leakage or working on any job involving natural gas are tasks for a qualified, certified professional. But how do you know who the best pros for the job are? Who is really the best and safest? Here are some suggestions.

A musty smell coming from your HVAC system is unpleasant. You probably don’t know what it is. All you really want is for it to go away or be fixed. A musty, moldy, mildew or damp smell from your air vents can be common, especially in a hot Carolina summer.

During the winter, running the heat more often in your house can dry out the air. Along with being uncomfortable, colder, drier air can contribute to diseases and illness. It’s worth considering running a humidifier throughout the winter.

Having a heating system in an attic is becoming more frequent a decision for residential, commercial and industrial buildings. While usual spots to install a home furnace has been the crawl space, basement or garage, there are several reasons putting it in the attic room may be better.

Oil and natural gas are two common energy fuel choices for home heating systems. While both of them have positives and negatives, natural gas has acquired a great deal of appeal over recent years due to the fact that it is more efficient and cost-effective compared to heating with oil furnaces.