Carbon Monoxide and Home Heating Systems

The use of space heaters, gas stoves, water heaters, wood and gas fireplaces, and gas furnaces can increase your risk of carbon monoxide exposure, which can lead to fatigue, headaches, dizziness, confusion, disorientation, vomiting, and other flu-like symptoms. Extended exposure can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning and even death.

Now if that doesn’t scare you into getting your home heating system inspected for restrictions or leaks, I don’t know what will.

A heating system inspection and tune-up will ensure that your gas furnace is working properly and efficiently. This will also ensure that small problems and leaks do not become big problems, resulting in costly repairs and potential carbon monoxide exposure.

In addition to annual maintenance inspections of your home heating system, fireplace, chimney, flues and wood stoves before every winter, you should also take the following precautions:

• Never use charcoal or kerosene in your fireplace.

• Always be sure that the flue is open when using your chimney.

• Never leave your car running inside the garage, even if the garage door is up.

• Have a several Carbon Monoxide Detectors Installed in your home.

• Trust your HVAC maintenance, repairs, and inspections to a qualified heating a cooling company, like Clean Air Heating and Air Conditioning.

Most heating and central air conditioning problems can be resolved with a simple service call. Clean Air Heating & Air Conditioning’s licensed HVAC service technicians will diagnose the problem and provide you with an honest assessment of your HVAC system. If a more complex issue is discovered, Clean Air Heating and Air Conditioning will present you with all options so that you can make an informed decision.

At Clean Air, we have set the standard for heating & air conditioning service and installation excellence. We’re so confident you’ll be pleased with your fast, friendly and professional service, we are certain that you will become a customer for life.

If you have any questions about Home Heating System Inspections or wish to schedule and assessment, please contact Clean Air by calling 1-866-934-6782 or click here today!

Clean Air is Maryland’s trusted resource for heating and air conditioning since 1972. Our professional and courteous staff has the experience to help you with any heating and cooling installation or repair need. Call today to schedule an appointment for a free in home consultation.

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Carbon Monoxide and Home Heating Systems

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