Comfort Tech Heating & Cooling Blog: Posts Tagged ‘Kelowna’

This is What Furnace Maintenance is Supposed to Cover

Monday, October 16th, 2023

When the cold weather sets in, your furnace becomes your best friend. It provides warmth and comfort in your home all winter long. Furnaces require regular care and maintenance and heating repair in Kelowna, BC, to continue to operate reliably.

Maintenance is not only important for your comfort but also for your safety and the longevity of your heating system. Let’s look at what maintenance is supposed to cover, why it’s important and how it can benefit you in the long run.

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Common Reasons a Furnace Runs Into Trouble

Monday, October 2nd, 2023

The onset of cold winter air reminds us of the importance our furnaces play in maintaining a comfortable living environment. Your furnace works tirelessly to keep you warm and comfortable during the colder months.

As a result it can run into trouble from time to time and demand furnace repair in Kelowna, BC. Understanding the common reasons why furnaces experience problems can help you stay ahead of potential issues and make sure your home stays warm, especially through the chilling winter.

Here are some of the primary reasons that your system might be, or could in the future, experience issues!

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This One Furnace Repair Cannot Be a DIY Project

Monday, September 18th, 2023

In the age of do-it-yourself enthusiasts and online tutorials it’s tempting to tackle major household repairs on your own. While some tasks can be successfully completed by homeowners with the right tools and knowledge, there are certain jobs that should always be left to professionals. One such task is furnace repair in Kelowna, BC. Let’s discuss why furnace repair should never be a DIY project and why it’s important to rely on skilled technicians to make sure your home’s heating system is safe and efficient!

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Can a Ductless System Still Run If an Indoor Air Handler Breaks?

Monday, July 31st, 2023

Ductless heating and cooling systems, also known as mini-split systems, have increased in popularity in recent years due to their energy efficiency, ease of installation, and ability to provide zoned climate control. These systems are made up of an outdoor unit connected to one or more indoor air handlers. While ductless systems offer many benefits, a common concern among users is whether the system can continue to function if one of the indoor air handlers breaks down? If your system does break down, it may be time for ductless HVAC repair in Kelowna, BC. Let’s take a look at when you need repairs and answer the question of can your system still run if the air handler breaks?

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Options for a New AC This Summer

Thursday, June 29th, 2023

There’s no better time than the present to explore your options for a new air conditioning system. With advancements in technology, you’ll find a range of innovative and energy-efficient solutions to keep your home cool and comfortable.

Let’s take a look at five options for the air conditioning replacement of your current AC system or installation of a new one!

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4 Factors to Consider When Getting a Water Heater

Monday, April 17th, 2023
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Your home can’t get along without a water heater. That’s a basic fact of modern life. Most of the time, you won’t have to worry about the performance of your water heater.

But what if you currently need to have a new water heater installed? To get you started, we’re going to look at four key factors to consider in your search for a new water heater. 

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5 Signs Your Heating System Needs Repairs

Monday, April 3rd, 2023
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Early spring is an uncertain time for the weather. This isn’t a time of the year to just hope your heating system will work fine even as it sends you signals that it isn’t.

The sooner you move to have professional heating repair in Kelowna, BC to address the problem, the less likely you’ll end up with a bigger, more expensive trouble—and right when you need the heater the most!

What sort of signs do we recommend you watch for with your heater? There are many ways a heater can start to act “off,” but below are the five most common.

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Discover How an Air Purifier Works

Monday, February 20th, 2023

It is amazing how much debris may be in the air that we just can’t see. We don’t say this to scare you but rather to make you aware. Indoor air quality isn’t just impacted by dust.

The reality is that you may be dealing with poor indoor air quality from contaminants that you can’t pick up on visually. Even dust motes are hard to see most of the time!

This is why it helps to invest in an indoor air quality solution that helps combat these particulates throughout the year.

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Tips For Efficient Furnace Operation

Monday, February 6th, 2023
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You should be able to enjoy the use of your furnace without stressing over the energy bill impact.

Yes, there will be an impact but it shouldn’t be so much that it forces you to reassess your budget for several months.

It pays to learn about some of the different ways you can run your furnace as efficiently as possible.

We’ve provided some of these helpful best practices that you can adopt to enjoy optimal efficiency and effectiveness from your system.

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Use These Three Systems to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality

Monday, January 23rd, 2023
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Keeping your home comfortable throughout the year can feel like a battle. It may be a fight that you are only seeing half of, though.

Keeping your house comfortable is about more than just temperature control. It is also about your indoor air quality.

The quality of the air in your home can be dependent on factors such as dirt and dust concentration, humidity levels, and even how much fresh air is able to enter the house.

As you can guess, achieving good indoor air quality isn’t always easy. Thankfully, we can help.

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