While that furnace noise you’ve been ignoring may not seem like it should warrant attention, there’s a high probability that it’s a sign of a serious problem. The fact is, furnaces don’t usually make sounds for no reason, and even if you don’t view them as a threat, they’re at the least worth keeping a close eye on. Read More
If your furnace has been red tagged, you are right to be concerned. A red-tagged furnace is a serious issue that requires your prompt attention. 
We’ve all shuffled across a carpeted floor and, without warning, gotten zapped by an electric shock as we reach for the remote control. This surge of electricity is trying to tell us something: That there is too much dry air in our homes. The best way to remedy the problem is by considering a whole-house humidifier. 
To provide healthier indoor air, enhanced home comfort and lower utility bills, a low-maintenance whole-house humidifier is a great solution. And, it will help dampen the dry winter air. 
Losing the heat in your home is one of the dangers during winter emergencies that can put your whole family at risk. Having a backup plan for keeping your home tolerably warm will help you deal with power outages in the winter, which can be more serious than summertime outages. 
In the average home, indoor air quality is often hindered by dust build-up on furniture, carpets, clothing and in the air that often can contain dust mites, dirt particles, mold spores, viruses, bacteria, pet dander, harmful chemical particles and other contaminants. 
What do all Utah homeowners need — not just to help cool the stifling heat of summer, but also to keep their homes safe during the winter? 
Have you ever noticed mold or mildew growing in your home? Do any residents of your household suffer from ongoing allergies? Many homes in Utah have 
Many of the homes in the Salt Lake City area have attached garages, a major convenience for homeowners, but the possibility exists that the garages have a negative effect on a home’s indoor air quality. In fact, each time you park your car in the garage and enter your home, you are probably bringing in some of the combusted gases with you. 
With the coldest days of winter upon us, you may be trying to find ways to lower the cost of heating your home. If you have a forced-air furnace, you can perform some simple duct maintenance to help the furnace work more efficiently, which will help to save you money—because forced-air heating systems rely on ducts to distribute heated air. -
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About Don: Don Weaver, owner of SameDay Heating & Air, holds a BS degree from Purdue University. He has owned SameDay since 1986 and operates it along with his wife, Jackie. He is active in a number of local and national associations and enjoys grand children, fly-fishing and aviation...» Read More
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Serving Salt Lake City, Utah Since 1955