Just like Santa checking off his list, follow our helpful tips to enjoy a happy, safe and comfortable holiday season.
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1. Check Windows For Condensation
Increased activity in your home such as cooking, cleaning, showering and entertaining guests can all add to the humidity levels in your home. Condensation build-up on your windows can indicate poor or inadequate ventilation. To help mitigate this, consider a humidifier or dehumidifier installation to help regulate humidity levels in your home. These equipment options can make it easier to breathe, reduce airborne viruses, combat static and even help prevent mold growth! We’re proud to carry equipment options from all the best brands, call us today to schedule your installation appointment!2. Check Your Furnace Switch
Sometimes the biggest problems have the easiest solutions! For example, your furnace is not turning on. Obviously this could be due to a plethora of issues within the confines of your furnace, but check to make sure that it’s nothing as simple as your operating switch! Your furnace switch can easily be mistaken for a common light switch by anyone unfamiliar with your home. Check to ensure it hasn’t been turned off, and clearly mark it so you don’t make the same mistake! If you’ve checked the switch and you still don’t have heat, give the experienced repair technicians at Cross Heating & Air Conditioning a call right away! We’re trained to quickly identify and address common furnace issues and get you back up and running fast.3. Look Into Hot Water Issues
Don’t run out of hot water when you need it most! If you’re experiencing inconsistent heating, weird noises coming from the tank or odours in your water you might be in need of a repair. We’re also proud to offer a wide range of tanked and tankless water heaters should you be asking Santa for an upgrade this year!4. Check Your Furnace Filter
Give yourself the gift of fresh air this season and regularly check and replace your air filters for optimal performance and airflow. We recommend replacing your furnace filter every 3 months to ensure debris and dust is kept at bay, and your furnace components operating as they should!5. Check Your Thermostat Batteries
Low or dead batteries could result in a no heat emergency. Be sure to test and if needed, replace your batteries well ahead of the holidays!
6. Inspect Your Exterior Furnace Vent
Look over the intake and exhaust venting of your furnace to make sure it’s clear of snow, ice and other debris. If your vents are blocked, your furnace will shut off automatically as a safety measure. If you’re not sure where the intake vents are, give us a call today! Our experienced inspection and tune-up technicians will show you where it is and what to look for, before effectively clearing it and getting your heat back on track.7. Troubleshoot Cool Spots
If your thermostat happens to be in the same room where your family gathers (like the living room for example), the increase in room temperature may trick your thermostat into thinking the house is warmer than it actually is. Your thermostat will then turn the furnace off, before the rest of the house catches up. A good way to prevent this from happening is by operating your furnace fan continuously for proper heat and air circulation.8. Regular Maintenance From Cross Heating & Air Conditioning
At Cross Heating & Air Conditioning we’re your home comfort and safety experts! So take advantage of our knowledge and schedule comprehensive tune-ups for all your home comfort equipment! Our technicians go through thorough processes on your furnace, AC or even your water heater, including a top to bottom safety and efficiency inspection to ensure reliable performance for years to come. We’re also proud to offer ongoing maintenance service with our exclusive Cross Advantage Program. For a low monthly fee, you’ll get the peace of mind of pre-scheduled maintenance. You’ll also get:- 1-year repair warranty
- Annual HVAC Dollars
- 10% discount on future repairs
- 20% discount on air filters
- Reduced service rates
- Product warranty protection.
