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5 Warning Signs That Your Furnace May Be Failing

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Who hates waking up freezing? Yes, we do too. If your furnace breaks down in the middle of the night, that can make for a few miserable nights ahead before it can be fixed. Nobody wants that, so our HVAC company at the Lake of Ozarks has prepared a few warning signs for you to be aware of that could mean your furnace may be failing. Let's get the problem fixed ahead of time, before your furnace breaks down, so you don't have to suffer through those cold nights that are coming. 5 Warning Signs That Your Furnace May Be Failing 1. You have had your furnace for over 15 years. While the average lifespan for a furnace is 15 to 20 years, when it becomes that old it is time to start watching it more closely. Pay attention for abnormal functions, sounds or smells.  2. Your furnace is making abnormal noises. Most people get pretty used to the normal sounds their HVAC systems can make, but if you start to hear popping or squeaking, that may indicate that something has com

Top 3 Reasons to Schedule a Fall Check Up for Your HVAC System

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PREPARE, PREPARE, PREPARE! We can't say it enough, it's better to get your HVAC system checked now, earlier rather than later, before those really cold temperatures arrive. Fall is the PERFECT time to schedule your HVAC maintenance. Scheduling your Fall HVAC check up can better prepare your home for the Missouri winter. In this blog, Wall's HVAC Service will give you 3 key reasons to get your Fall HVAC check up scheduled as soon as possible. Top 3 Reasons to Schedule a Fall Check Up for Your HVAC System 1. Make sure the air in your home is clear. Regular maintenance on your HVAC system can help make your home feel more comfortable because it can help prevent the air from becoming filled with dust and dirt. Along with regular maintenance, change your filters regularly too. Having your ducts cleaned every 5 years can also keep your indoor air quality healthy. 2. Reduce those high energy bills. Heating your home in Missouri in the winter can be expensive. If y

Why Is My Energy Bill So High?

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There are many factors that can contribute to your energy bill being more expensive than normal. One of those factors is your HVAC system. Wall's HVAC Service is here to explain 4 reasons why your energy bill could be so high when it comes to your HVAC system. 4 Reasons Why Your Energy Bill Could Be So High When it Comes to Your HVAC System 1. Your house may have poor insulation. If your home has poor insulation, the cool air that your AC is producing can cost you more money because most of it is escaping. Consult a professional for a home energy audit, if you feel like this sounds like your home. 2. You leave your thermostat switched to on all of the time. When you are out of town or just not in your home, your AC doesn't need to be running all day. You may even consider investing in a programmable thermostat. You can set your programmable thermostat to not run as much while you are away from your home. This way if you are bad about forgetting to manually swi

4 Steps to Winterize Your HVAC System

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Fall is officially here! When it comes time switch your HVAC system from your air conditioner to your heater, Wall's HVAC Service wants you to be prepared. There are certain steps you can take to switch over your system. Our heating and cooling company at the Lake of the Ozarks is here to explain those steps to you. 4 Steps to Winterize Your HVAC System 1. Remove your window units. Remove any window units you may have and store them in your home. You can preserve you window HVAC units better throughout the winter by taking them out and storing them until you are ready to use the following summer. 2. Clean your unit. Take the time to clean any outdoor units you may have. Remove any debris that been trapped inside of the unit. Also, clean the unit by using a water hose to spray away dirt and dust. Just be careful not to bend the fans or damage any of the parts. Be sure to allow your unit to dry completely before moving to the next step listed. 3. Purchase your cover.