Amp Up the House’s Power Capacity through a Salt Lake City Electrician
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on February 12, 2014
“Your electrician may add all the ratings from the active breakers and crosscheck it against the available power supply. A power supply amount higher than the total present usage will give you the space you need. The contractor can then provide you with an estimate, which can detail how many circuit breakers must be installed, […]
Getting Over the Winter Freeze: How a Salt Lake City Plumber Can Help
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on February 10, 2014
“The HVAC system may play a role in the thaw. The article states that the thermostat should be set no lower than 12 degrees Celsius during the winter when all occupants are out. At the same time, have your contractor check if all carbon monoxide sensors are active and if you have a gas oven, […]
To Improve Salt Lake City Insulation, Do What the Scandinavians Do
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on February 8, 2014
“Salt Lake City insulation experts, in fact, recommend harnessing the sun for heating demands. With proper insulation, solar heat can remain in the home for hours on end. When it comes to getting through the cold, trust on the Nordic countries to think of ways you can adapt to your lifestyle. Get a Salt Lake […]
Generators: Heating in Salt Lake City When the Power’s Down and Out
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on February 6, 2014
“Gas Heating in Watts Regardless of its name, some functions of gas furnaces still rely on electricity. These are the ignition system, blower fans, and the circuit that works the furnace based on thermostat data. On the bright side, these furnaces don’t use electricity as their primary source of energy for heating in Salt Lake […]
Utah Dodges Cold Snap But Salt Lake Heating Now a Higher Priority
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on February 4, 2014
“Gas Furnace in a Blackout Many Salt Lake heating systems still burn fossil fuel, namely kerosene and propane. In terms of price, gas-operated furnaces are more affordable to operate and requires little electricity just for ignition and the fans. As to how the Indiana family managed to make their propane heat operate despite disconnection, reports […]
A Reputable Heating Contractor in Salt Lake City can Help Your Furnace
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on February 2, 2014
“Another thing that can affect the furnace is the state of the vents. If the vents are blocked, there is no way for waste products to leave the furnace, which can spell trouble for the entire heating system. The conditions of the gas lines and the duct lines will also play a role. If these […]
Electrical Safety At Home
Posted by esconow in Furnace, Home Service, Maintenance on January 31, 2014
Electrical problems are serious issues that should never be taken for granted. According to the U.S. Fire Administration Department, 11 percent of home fire accidents are caused by electrical malfunctions. In this light, here are some tips to avoid electrical problems: Always check electrical cords for signs of wear. Avoid overloading extension cords, sockets, and […]
Good Furnace Repair in Utah Contributes a Lot for a Comfortable Winter
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on January 31, 2014
“Another part of the furnace that must be checked is the blower and the motor. If the belt is in poor condition, it is important to change it to maximize the efficiency of the machine. The blower motor should also be oiled to help keep the motor running smoothly. However, there can be occasions where […]
Cold Weather Will Require Great Salt Lake City Furnace Conditions
Posted by esconow in Uncategorized on January 29, 2014
“One of the items that must be checked is the furnace. Every furnace in Salt Lake City provides the much needed heat that allows families to have a comfortable time at home. The malfunction of a component in the furnace means a day spent in the cold, which is never a good thing in a […]
The Do-It-Yourself Home Insulation Check
Posted by esconow in Furnace, Home Service, Maintenance on January 26, 2014
Before the cold season hits is the perfect time to check whether your home is properly insulated. Insulation, simply put, is the process of putting materials that may reduce heat loss or gain through a barrier. Homeowners put insulation in their homes to make sure heat is sealed in and cold is prevented from coming […]