What Should You Do If Your Air Conditioner Refuses To Turn Off?

Turning down the thermostat only to have your air conditioner refuse to kick on is clearly a problem. But what if you have the opposite happen to you? What if your air conditioner kicks on without complaint, but then it won't turn off? Thankfully, there are steps you can take to get to the root of the problem and hopefully solve it. Here's a look. Step One: Make Sure Your Thermostat Is Set to " Read More 

Signs Your Home’s Gas Furnace Is Emitting Carbon Monoxide Gas

If you have an old gas furnace, you may worry that it is no longer working properly and may be giving off carbon monoxide gas. If so, look for the following signs to confirm your suspicions so that you can take action to have it looked at by a professional service. Burner Flame Has Turned Yellow Normally, the burner flame inside your gas furnace burns a medium shade of blue. When it burns this color, this means that the furnace is burning the correct mixture of gas and oxygen. Read More 

Fall and Winter Tips for Parents: Keep Your Children Healthy This Cold Season

As a concerned parent, you may take numerous precautions to keep your children healthy. You may encourage your loved ones to eat nutritious vegetables at dinner, brush their teeth at night, and wash their hands after using the bathroom. But even with the most active parenting and care, your children could still be at risk for colds and other illnesses, especially during the cold season. Here are some proactive things you can do to keep your kids healthy during fall and winter. Read More 

Possible Reasons Your Central Air Conditioner Is No Longer Blowing Cool Air

If your central air conditioner does not seem to be cooling your home, you may have already checked the thermostat and changed the filter to see if you could fix the issue. However, if your attempts have met with failure, there may be an issue that you cannot deal with yourself. Below are a few possible reasons why your central air conditioner is no longer blowing cool air that should be attended to by a professional. Read More 

That’s Supposed To Be Warm Air: Why Your Furnace May Be Giving You The Cold Shoulder

There's nothing worse than feeling cold air come out of your vents in the dead of winter. When that happens, you know you have a problem with your furnace. Luckily, not all the issues that cause your furnace to blow cold air are signs of a dire emergency – although some of them can be. If your furnace is blowing cold air, it's time to take action. Here are three of the problems you may be facing right now. Read More