5 Reasons Why Furnace Repair Is Important

A broken AC unit on a hot summer day is no less than a nightmare. Fortunately, in most cases, the broken unit can easily be fixed by a trained professional. However, to identify the problem in its early stage, we recommend you never ignore these signs: AC blowing hot air instead of cold If your unit is blowing hot air, you should check the thermostat to make sure it’s switched to cooling mode. If it’s still blowing warm air, there might be a problem with the airflow. A restricted airflow could also be a sign of a dirty air filter. Furthermore, a malfunctioning compressor could also be the one causing warm air. The evaporator coil is frozen A poor airflow may also lead to ice forming on the evaporator coil. This can cause your AC unit to freeze up and stop working. Several reasons like blocked vents, dusty filters, or a broken fan can cause troubles in the airflow required for the proper functioning of the AC unit.  Water is leaking from the AC unit If your AC is leaking, it might be be

Cool breeze in the air is an indication of the advent of sweater weather, hot cocoa, and bundling up in cozy duvets. As the temperature falls outside, your furnace works hard to keep your house toasty warm. However, it can sometimes give you a little unpleasant surprise by greeting you with cold air. Here are the top 5 reasons why your furnace might be blowing cold air and when should you call Furnace repair Barrie !  1. Incorrectly set thermostat When the furnace is cranked up for the first time after the season has changed and it’s blowing cold air instead of warm, it can incite some panic. Our first instinct might be to check the thermostat which, in many cases, is set incorrectly.  Make sure your thermostat fan setting is AUTO and not ON. A thermostat with an ‘on’ setting means the fan will run continuously even if the furnace is not working.  2. Clogged condensate lines The newer and latest furnaces have condensate lines that help to remove moisture created during the heating proc