by Chris Kauffman | Oct 27, 2026 | Furnace, HVAC
What You’ll Learn Can I get a modern HVAC system in my historic home? Absolutely, but you have to be cautious of who you hire to install a modern HVAC system. Contractors who are not used to working with old homes won’t be familiar with the complexities of older... 
by Chris Kauffman | Aug 30, 2026 | Furnace
What You’ll Learn Why does a mobile home furnace closet get so hot? A furnace closet that’s hotter than normal often points to restricted airflow, poor ventilation, or another issue that prevents heat from moving away from the furnace properly. Identifying the... by Chris Kauffman | Aug 16, 2026 | Furnace
What You’ll Learn What is furnace temperature rise, and why does it matter? Temperature rise measures how much the furnace heats the air as it passes through the system. A reading outside the manufacturer’s range can indicate airflow or equipment problems. In this... by Chris Kauffman | Aug 16, 2026 | Furnace
What You’ll Learn What type of furnace can be installed in a manufactured home? Manufactured homes require furnaces specifically approved and certified for that application. These systems account for the home’s unique ductwork, airflow, combustion air, venting,... by Chris Kauffman | Aug 16, 2026 | Furnace
What You’ll Learn Why won’t my furnace start after summer? Your air conditioner could be the reason. If your furnace shares a condensate drain with your air conditioner, algae, mold, and debris can build up during the cooling season. By fall, that blockage may... by Chris Kauffman | Aug 11, 2026 | Furnace
What You’ll Learn Is a bigger furnace really better for your home? No. A furnace that’s too large will heat your home too quickly, causing it to cycle on and off more often than it should. That leads to higher energy bills, uneven temperatures, unnecessary...