Does your heater have bad airflow? If so, it’s not just an inconvenience, it can actually be a huge problem for your heater. Bad heat or airflow can actually cause other problems inside your heating system and around your home.
Don’t ignore the signs of poor airflow in your heater. Instead, schedule heater repair and get ahead of the problem. When you invest in heater maintenance, the repair bill often costs less and can help keep your heater running great for years to come. Ignoring the problem will only make it worse.
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.
If you’ve been using your furnace since the beginning of fall and still haven’t had a maintenance check, you might be thinking that you’re off the hook. We don’t blame you—if you’ve already made it to winter, why not just take your chances and see if you can make it through to spring?
No heater in the world is going to make your home feel warm within mere seconds, or even minutes. Especially if you’ve allowed your home to get cold as an icebox! It will take even more time to heat up, in that case.