Kuna Heating Repair Maintenance and Replacement

There are many acting units to consider when it comes to providing heat to your home. It is important to know the proper care and precautions to avoid breakdowns and other possible safety hazards. Our Kuna heating repair experts are always vigilant and happy to perform full-service inspection and maintenance of your heating systems.

It is important to have your furnace inspected and tuned up at least once a year to ensure optimal operating efficiency as well as safety. One of the primary safety concerns regarding your furnace is that of carbon monoxide leak. Regular inspection will ensure that any early signs of weakness are detected, and possible crisis avoided.

Your water heater is another area of safety importance. Many people keep their water heater in the garage along with an array of cleaning or industrial supplies, unaware that the water heater has a “flammable ignition hazard.” It is important to drain your water tank at least once a year to remove build up and sediment. Check for corrosion, and any other signs of weakness that could lead to leaking vapors and other hazards.

There are simple ways to improve heating efficiency in your home through the winter. Here a just a couple options and ideas:

 Open your windows during the day to let the sunlight warm your home.
 Close your foundation vent and other outdoor ventilation to prevent drafts.
 A heat pump can drastically improve climate control efficiency during both the summer and winter.
 A gas log fireplace is a simple and effective option to provide efficient winter heat.
 Proper insulation of your home, especially attic, will dramatically improve the heating efficiency of your household.
 68 degrees is the optimal thermostat setting for winter. An increase by one degree will cost an extra 3%, while a decrease of one degree will save you 3%.