As we move deeper into winter, the likelihood of a power outage is going to increase. This is due to a number of things, from inclement weather to increased demand on the grid. No one wants to have to deal with a power outage, especially for an extended period of time. If you have a generator to help cope with potential power outages, make sure that you schedule maintenance for it this winter. Read on to find out why this is a good idea.
Carney All Seasons Blog: Archive for December, 2016
Make Sure You Schedule Generator Maintenance This Winter
Monday, December 26th, 2016Why You Might Want a Generator This Winter
Monday, December 19th, 2016With the arrival of winter, a number of new conditions put more strain on the city power grids. More people are relying on heating systems for long hours, which increases the demand on the system. Inclement weather can down power lines and further hinder the grid’s ability to operate properly. If you live in an area that has less-than-reliable power during the winter, you might want to consider installing a generator in your home.
Don’t Forget About Your Indoor Air Quality This Winter
Monday, December 12th, 2016Heating tends to be a top priority during the winter, but it shouldn’t be emphasized over other home issues. For example, indoor air quality has a huge effect on both the health and comfort of the people inside the home. If you want to be as comfortable as possible this winter, you should take steps to keep your indoor air quality high.
How Short Cycling Threatens Your Furnace
Monday, December 5th, 2016If you notice your furnace turning itself on and off every couple of minutes this winter, don’t ignore it. That behavior is called short cycling, and it is a major threat to the health of your system. If the problem is not solved as quickly as possible, it can cause all kinds of issues up to and including full breakdowns. Let’s take a look at why short cycling happens, and why you need to have it repaired as quickly as possible.