If you have a forced-air heating system, such as a furnace, you’re probably familiar with the dry air it can produce in the winter. It can cause a lot of negative side effects, such as: Dry skin Static electricity Chapped lips Aggravated allergies Discomfort breathing Bloody noses And more However, you don’t have to suffer […]
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Benefits of a Whole-House Humidifier
Dry winter air can make it hard for you and your family members to breathe. Although your heating system keeps your home’s temperature comfortable during the winter months, it causes moisture in the air to evaporate—leaving behind dry air that can cause a scratchy throat and damage your furniture. However, installing a whole-house humidifier can […]
Find Out How a Furnace Works
If your home is heated by a furnace, it’s important to know how your heating system works. It will allow you to make better decisions about the maintenance of your furnace and can even help you extend the lifespan of your equipment. Find out how a furnace works from the heating experts at Rick’s Heating […]
Gas Furnace Troubleshooting
After you’ve scheduled your furnace tune-up and inspection for the start of the heating season, you might want to go through our gas furnace troubleshooting tips to get your home ready for the winter. These tips range from simple set-up and maintenance to health and safety procedures for your system. Continue reading to learn more […]
Common Gas Furnace Problems
Gas furnaces come with a ton of benefits ranging from reduced costs to more efficient heating. However, like any heating system, there are many gas furnace problems that require service from an experienced technician like those at Rick’s Heating & Cooling. Keep reading to learn more about the most common gas furnace problems and when […]
The History of Air Conditioning
Before the modern central air conditioner was invented, people were forced to sweat out their summers in Ohio (or in the Dust Bowl, or on the Great Plains, or in Pangea, or whatever Ohio was before it was Ohio!) trying to beat the heat with handheld fans and shade trees – now people can enjoy […]
