Early Warning Signs of Common Furnace Problems

Warning Signs of Common Furnace Problems

In St. Louis, it is that time of year where the temperatures start falling, with winter on our doorstep. Thinking ahead, the last place you want to be in the middle of a snow storm is putting in an emergency phone call to your HVAC experts because of unrecognized furnace problems. Below, we review some common indicators that your furnace or heat pump is headed for a breakdown. If you have furnace problems that need to be resolved or you … Continue reading Early Warning Signs of Common Furnace Problems

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Tips to Avoid Emergency Furnace Repair this Winter

Tips to Avoid Emergency Furnace Repair

In St. Louis, our colder seasons are quickly approaching. While you might not be kicking your heating system into full gear just yet, now is a crucial time to make sure everything is functioning correctly. The last thing you want is an HVAC system malfunction during the coldest days of the year. Emergency furnace repair can be cost prohibitive and highly inconvenient. Follow these simple precautions provided below to avoid emergency furnace repair this season. To learn more and to … Continue reading Tips to Avoid Emergency Furnace Repair this Winter

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Tips to Improve Furnace Efficiency

Tips to Improve Furnace Efficiency

Replacing your furnace can be a big decision to make. The expense of a new unit and the time it takes to install makes purchasing a new furnace a substantial investment. However, many homeowners still want to know how they can improve furnace efficiency without the expense of an entirely new unit. If you are happy with your current equipment, but are looking to save money and improve efficiency, there are a few simple steps you can take to improve … Continue reading Tips to Improve Furnace Efficiency

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How Does a Furnace Work?

How Does a Furnace Work

There are several residential heating system types, and without a doubt, furnaces are among the most popular today. While older models used coal and wood for fuel, newer models tend to use electricity and gas and are much more efficient. During the cold winter months in St. Louis, you are undoubtedly grateful for the furnace. However, do you really understand how the furnace works? Understanding the how a furnace works will help you keep it in good working condition. After … Continue reading How Does a Furnace Work?

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Why is My HVAC Unit So Loud? Common Causes for a Loud HVAC

Causes for a Loud HVAC

In the love-hate relationship we sometimes have with our HVAC units, one of the frustrating questions you may find yourself asking is “WHY is my HVAC unit SO loud?” The reality is your loud HVAC unit may be occurring for a few different reasons. In this article, we explore some of these potential causes. If you are having trouble understanding why your HVAC unit is loud during its operation, and you would like help resolving the issue, contact Galmiche & … Continue reading Why is My HVAC Unit So Loud? Common Causes for a Loud HVAC

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Why is My Heating Bill So High? Common Causes for a High Heating Bill

Causes for a High Heating Bill

“Why is my heating bill so high?” is a common question that frustrates many St. Louis residents during the winter months. Not only does a high heating bill wreak havoc on your family budget, it also makes you wonder what is causing the flare up. Below we discuss some possible causes of your high heating bill and how to fix them. For more help in the greater St. Louis area, give Galmiche & Sons a call at 314-993-1110 so we … Continue reading Why is My Heating Bill So High? Common Causes for a High Heating Bill

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5 Common Reasons Your Furnace Might Not Be Keeping Your Home Warm

Furnace Tips | St. Louis HVAC

Are you constantly reaching for an extra blanket or another sweater while sitting on the couch? This might be a sign that your furnace might not be keeping your home warm and may point to larger issues with your heating and cooling system or your home. Galmiche & Sons has more than 60 years of furnace experience in the St. Louis area, offering comprehensive repair and solutions to common problems. We will be happy to help diagnose your home’s gas … Continue reading 5 Common Reasons Your Furnace Might Not Be Keeping Your Home Warm

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Scheduling an Annual Furnace Tune Up: Important Things You Need to Know

Furnace Tune Up | St. Louis HVAC

Much like your car, your home’s furnace needs an annual tune up. Furnaces are often out of sight and out of mind, but if you avoid scheduling a furnace tune up for too long, it can have long term consequences for your heating and cooling system. Not to mention, your ability to have a cozy home in the winter. Our team at Galmiche & Sons strives to make sure our St. Louis area customers are informed and confident in maintaining … Continue reading Scheduling an Annual Furnace Tune Up: Important Things You Need to Know

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Dangerous Furnace Smells that No Homeowner Should Ignore

Dangerous Furnace Smells & What to Do

Furnace smells can bring your attention to some very serious issues your furnace may be having. Not addressing the furnace smells can even be as serious as death if not addressed appropriately. Our guide below will let you know what some different smells may mean and help keep you safe should you experience any of these furnace smells. Galmiche & Sons wants to ensure your safety. Heating & air conditioning systems are complicated systems that take professional services to maintain … Continue reading Dangerous Furnace Smells that No Homeowner Should Ignore

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Home Heating Questions Answered

Home Heating Questions & Answers

As a leading heating and cooling company serving the St. Louis area since 1950, answering your home heating questions is important to us. We want you to be well informed when it comes to your HVAC system because the more you know the better you will take care of your system. The better you take care of your system, the more efficient it will run, and that saves you time and money. This FAQ page provides answers to some of … Continue reading Home Heating Questions Answered

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