The time of year has no bearing on the performance of your heating system. The most important element is consistency. Be it winter, spring, summer or fall . . . all you have to do is call, and we will be there to take care of you. Although during the warm months, you will get more convenient appointment times as well as a financial incentive.

To maintain efficiency and prolong the life of the equipment it is best to have your furnaced serviced once a year. We generally suggest having it done in the spring or summer when it is not being heavily used. See similar questions...

It is HIGHLY recommended that Oil and Kerosene furnaces be cleaned and serviced annually. Our service technicians check your furnace for complete combustion of the fuel by your unit and performs an efficiency test on your system. See similar questions...

In order to maintain efficiency, parts such as nozzle, oil line filter and air filters should be replaced regularly. Motors also need lubrication and controls should be maintained within the manufacturer’s specifications. An annual tune-up will help you avoid emergency repair calls. See similar questions...

Purging of heating system This yearly tune-up is performed free of charge when you purchase one of our Carroll Home Comfort Plans. If you'd like to have your furnace serviced by one of our highly skilled technicians, or if you'd like to purchase a Home Comfort plan for your furnace, contact us today! See similar questions...

Our duct cleaning brush will loosen material that is adhering to the wall of the furnace and this material is then removed with our custom truck mount vacuums, specially designed to work with our brush. Traditional furnace cleaning has up to this point only used suction, leaving behind 80% of the debris, allowing bacteria and dust mites and more to grow. Remove all of the material and have clean air. See similar questions...

Naturally, you would expect a heating contractor to recommend an annual furnace cleaning as we do. But we do so for a number of reasons. A cleaning means that your furnace will operate more efficiently, getting more heat for your fuel dollar. More importantly, however, the cleaning also includes a thorough safety check of the entire unit for cracked or defective/damaged parts. This annual maintenance check will assure you a carbon monoxide free winter. We recommend 60 degrees. See similar questions...

Yes. The furnace can become dangerous if not checked annually. The furnace should be checked for cracks, cleaned, and checked annually for maximum efficiency. See similar questions...

Got a question that is not answered here? Please go to Feedback page and I'll endeavor to answer it for you. See similar questions...

Yes. Oil soot is extremely flammable and an oil furnace produces carbon monoxide. A bi-product of oil combustion is sulfur dioxide that turns into sulfuric acid when it encounters moisture. This acid erodes terra-cotta clay flue liners, causing gaps in the flue where fumes can escape into living space, or causing the flue liners to collapse and block the vent completely. Remember that most oil burners are only 75-80% efficient when new. This performance degrades after approximately 6-months. See similar questions...

If you have an oil furnace, you may see smoke around the connection pipes and a build up of soot on top of the furnace and hot water heater. Extreme abnormal amount of heat in the area of the furnace and connecting pipes may be another sign that the oil furnace chimney needs to be cleaned. If you have a gas furnace, which burns clear and odorless, a CO (carbon monoxide) detector is a must. One of the only ways to keep your family safe is to install one in your home. See similar questions...

If you call Gibson they will recommend Peekamoose Guitars out of New York City. They are an official Steinberger/Gibson service center, and continue to do a brisk Steinberger repair business to this day. They have contributed to this site and to our sister forum on Yahoo! Because working with graphite and phenolic fingerboards is totally different from wood, we recommend sending your instrument to a professional that has experience with these types of material. See similar questions...

Easy! If your iPod is still covered by Apple's Limited Warranty for iPod or APP for iPod, complete the iPod service request form on our website. Once we receive your service request, we will send you a shipping box including a prepaid preaddressed return shipping label so you can send your iPod to us. Important information about preparing your shipment and the carrier to be used will be included with your shipping box. Please note: a physical address is required. See similar questions...

It is recommended to have your watch overhauled every 5 years. By having your watch serviced regularly you will reduce the chances of needing any serious (and costly) repairs. See similar questions...

The American Dental Association and Madison Dental Group recommends two to four times a year depending upon your history. See similar questions...

In order to avoid any possible damage and increase the durability of the parts and the whole system, full check-up prior to the constant use of the A/C, at the beginning of the summer time is recommended. This will guarantee the full- functioning of the parts and the precise amount of gas in the system.[Go to top] See similar questions...

The m-ch requires only a single electrical supply, water and drainage. In a cold winter month the m-ch should use only 348kWhrs and in the summer, using air conditioning, approximately 123 kWhrs. It is possible to be highly energy efficient in the use of an m-ch. Since it has a small air volume, it heats and cools very quickly. See similar questions...

All of our Homescape fence, deck, railing systems, and garden accessories are designed to be maintenance-free, and usually only require the occasional rinse with a garden hose. If more serious cleaning is necessary, a soft bristled brush with detergent or even a mild bleach solution will do the trick. Cleaning products should always be tested on a hidden section of your product before using on exposed areas. See similar questions...

The Furnace refers to a Protoss versus Terran build that involves a series of drops (to hurt economy). The first drop consists of (1 goon + 2 zeal), the second (2 zeal + 1 reaver), and the third (1 reaver + 2 DT) or (2 zeals + 2 DT). It was designed as a counter to that back, jump-the-gap push terran likes to do in 6v9 on temple. Those numbers refer to your current supply at the time, and not the supply limit (which may be higher). See similar questions...