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Fall Feature: The Rheem® R95P (RFNA) Furnace

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Fall is here which means the colder temperatures are coming soon! That being said, is your family prepared? How is your furnace working? If you are in the market for a new furnace at the Lake of the Ozarks, today is YOUR day. Wall's HVAC Service is here to present you with one of Rheem®'s top quality residential furnaces. Keep reading to learn about the important features of this phenomenal product. Fall Feature: The Rheem® R95P (RFNA) Furnace Source:  https://www.rheem.com/product/r95p-rfna-r95pa0401317msa/ 95% residential gas furnace CSA certified 4-way multi-poise design PSC Motor Rheem-Exclusive PlusOne™ Ignition System Rheem-Exclusive PlusOne™ Water Management System Industry-First PlusOne™ Diagnostics Overview Engineered for Reliable Comfort Industry-first patented features and 360°+1 engineering make the Rheem R95P Classic Series Gas Furnace a smart option. From top to bottom, inside and out, and every angle in between, we’ve thought of everything...

Questions to Ask Yourself When Deciding If You Should Replace Your Furnace

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The middle of winter is probably one of the worst times for your furnace to break down. If this has happened to you, you are probably trying to decide whether or not you can just get it fixed or if you should replace it all together. Our HVAC company at the Lake of the Ozarks understands how tough this decision can be, which is why we have prepared a few questions you can ask yourself that can help you make your decision. Questions to Ask Yourself When Deciding If You Should Replace Your Furnace Question # 1 How old is your furnace? If your furnace is more than 10-15 years old, it could be time start thinking of replacing it. The older it gets, the more problems you will probably start to see arise, such as issues with efficiency and constant repairs. It may be worth the money, in the long run, to just go ahead and replace your furnace now. You can save yourself from having to pay for a bunch of furnace repairs to an old furnace. Question # 2 How many times has your curr...

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 s...

Key Tips to Consider When Buying a New Furnace

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There are many factors to consider when purchasing a new furnace for your home. Purchasing a new furnace can cost a significant amount of money, so it's important to know what you are getting into before you make the purchase. Local climate, energy costs, the size of your home, the heating needs of your home and the effectiveness of the extra features that can sometimes come with a furnace should all be considered. Wall's HVAC Service is here to give you a few tips you should consider when purchasing a new furnace for your home. Tips to Consider When Purchasing a New Furnace for Your Home Extra Features There are some "high-end" features that can add some substantial value to a furnace, while other features may not be worth the money. Variable-speed blower, variable heat output, and dual heat exchangers are all examples of features that can make a furnace more efficient, but also more costly. Advanced filtration systems have been claimed to improve a home...