At Atlas Heating and Air Conditioning Inc, we help homeowners understand the difference between a furnace that still has life left in it and one that’s reaching the end of its reliable performance. Knowing the signs early can help you plan ahead, avoid unexpected breakdowns, and take advantage of current tax credits for energy-efficient systems before they expire at the end of 2025.
It’s important to understand which smells are harmless and which ones signal a deeper issue that needs professional attention.
As October ushers in cooler breezes across Augusta, it’s a signal that the Georgia chill is just around the corner. While Augusta’s winters are mild compared to northern climates, temperatures often dip into the 40s and 50s°F by late fall, making a reliable HVAC system essential for keeping your home comfortable. Preparing your system in […]
Signs It’s Time for Furnace Replacement It can be difficult to determine when it’s time to pursue a new furnace installation. As the furnace replacement cost is a significant expense, you want to make sure you are making a wise investment. When is replacing a furnace a good idea? Furnace age: Systems older than 15–20 […]
Smart Thermostat Basics At its core, a smart thermostat is not just a device that regulates your home’s temperature; it’s a sophisticated piece of smart technology designed to optimize energy usage. Unlike regular programmable thermostats, smart counterparts leverage Wi-Fi connectivity, sensors, and intelligent algorithms to learn and adapt to your heating and cooling patterns. When […]
What Is Considered High Efficiency? The term “high efficiency” isn’t arbitrary; it has a concrete definition in the heating industry. A furnace is deemed high efficiency when it achieves an Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating of 90% or higher. An AFUE of 90% means that 90% of the energy in the fuel becomes heat, […]
Incorrect Thermostat Settings One of the most common reasons for cold air blowing when the heat is on is simply a matter of an incorrect thermostat setting. Sometimes, a simple oversight can lead to an uncomfortable situation. Ensure that your thermostat is set to “heat” rather than “cool.” If the furnace blower fan is set […]
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