Winter in Southern California is different than the typical winter across the United States. When you picture “winter” in your mind’s eye, you’re probably picturing snowy mountaintops and outwear being pulled closer to a body no matter where you live. Our reality is more along the lines of mild temperatures and palm trees. Although this is a great reality to have, it doesn’t completely free us of cold temperatures. You’re going to need a great heater to keep your home safe.
If you’re looking for great HVAC services in Irvine, CA, make sure that you schedule an appointment with our team members. In the meantime though, we’re going to make sure that you have the best information to keep your heater in great shape.
Are you having heating trouble in your home? We know that it’s still a little warm here in Anaheim, but you should always be prepared to keep your home throughout the winter season. We know that we don’t live in the coldest climate—after all, it’s Southern California! Cold is relative though and even if our coldest temperatures only dip down into the 50s and 60s, you’re still going to need an amazing heater and the right heating contractor to service this system.
It’s fall in Southern California which means that well… the temperatures are still blazing. It’s still a great idea to start thinking about your heating services though. Sometimes your heating issues can be a little difficult to navigate. There are some heating problems that outrank others and it can be hard to gauge what deserves a call to a professional. When in doubt, call our team.
It’s true that winter is already over. And it’s also true that we live in the “always sunny” Southern California. But that doesn’t mean we aren’t subjected to cold nights that linger on through spring.
In Southern California, there’s really no wrong time to have your heater serviced. If you lived in Vermont, sure, we would suggest having that done before the worst of winter takes hold. But with our weather, we can get away with having to service our furnace in the middle of the cold season.
Depending on what kind of system we’re looking at, a heating system can last between ten and twenty years. Partway through that time, your eye might catch some new systems with better features, higher efficiency, or newer technology.
Your furnace isn’t acting quite the way it should. Luckily, you’ve found a video online that seems to describe the problem perfectly (the furnace in the video isn’t the same model as yours, but it’s close enough, right?). All you need now is a pair of gloves, some goggles, a welding torch…
Gas furnaces utilize the burning of gas, and that can bring a slew of problems: carbon monoxide leaks, gas leaks, house fires…