Does Forced Air Heating Use Gas? Fuel Options and How to Identify Yours Many homeowners searching online ask the same question: Does forced air heating use gas? It is a common assumption that a forced air heating system automatically means a gas furnace, but that is...
Dual Fuel vs Heat Pump: Which System Saves More in New Mexico? New Mexico homeowners often compare a dual fuel vs heat pump setup when upgrading their heating system. Both options rely on modern heat pump technology, which now performs well in cold air and delivers...
Dual Fuel System Benefits for New Mexico Homeowners New Mexico weather changes fast. Many afternoons feel gentle and mild, but the temperatures often fall sharply once the sun sets. These swings affect how well a heating system performs. A gas furnace may run harder...
If you see smoke coming out of your oil or gas furnace, you need to take a closer look at it. Make no mistake about it, black or gray smoke billowing out of a furnace is not a good sign at all. Note, the first step to ensure safety is to turn off the furnace. Only...
Are furnaces safe? That’s a really good question, not because it’s hard to answer, but it gets at a fundamental way that homeowners think. Many HVAC customers, when investing in a new system, believe that gas furnaces are dangerous which is why they end up going with...
