Don’t Delay Calling for Heating Repair in Winter—Here’s Why

Monday, December 16th, 2024

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What happens when your heating system starts acting up? Many homeowners make the mistake of ignoring minor issues, hoping they’ll resolve on their own or that they’re not severe enough to require attention. Unfortunately, delaying heating repair in Shreveport can lead to larger problems, higher costs, and even safety risks. Here’s why calling for professional heating repair as soon as you notice an issue is crucial.

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Signs Your Furnace Needs a New Electronic Igniter

Monday, November 18th, 2024

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Like all mechanical parts, furnaces can encounter problems, especially with components as essential as the electronic igniter. At Hall’s Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, we often find that a malfunctioning electronic igniter is a common cause of furnace trouble. In this post, we’ll explain what an electronic igniter is, how it differs from traditional pilot lights, and the signs that indicate it might be time for a replacement to keep your central heating working.

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Our HVAC Tips to Help You Save on Heating Costs This Winter

Monday, October 21st, 2024

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You will need to run your home’s HVAC during the winter in order to keep warm. That’s just the reality. Running the HVAC systems means consuming more energy, and you’ll see that reflected on your utility bills. That’s also just reality.

Another reality is that you’re likely paying more to run your heater than you should. It’s easy to get into bad habits with how you heat your home, or to forget to schedule an important job that can make a huge difference in home energy efficiency. We’re an experienced HVAC company in Benton, LA, so we know the best ways you can cut down on your heating costs this winter, and every winter.

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Watch for Early Signs Your Furnace Isn’t Ready for Winter

Monday, October 7th, 2024

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The last thing you want is to be left in the cold because your furnace is not functioning properly. We know that a well-functioning furnace is essential for a cozy winter. To help you avoid unexpected breakdowns and discomfort, we’ve compiled a list of early signs that indicate your furnace may not be ready for winter. 

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Should You Replace Your Furnace After This Winter?

Monday, March 11th, 2024

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As the winter season winds down, it’s time to reflect on the performance of one of the unsung heroes of your home—the furnace. Your furnace works tirelessly to keep you warm during the chilly months, but how do you know if it’s holding up well after a season of hard work? In this guide, your trusted HVAC experts will walk you through the signs that may indicate your furnace is nearing the end of its service life.

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Less Common Heating Repair Issues to Watch For

Monday, January 15th, 2024

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When it comes to keeping your home warm and comfortable during the winter months, a reliable heating system is essential. While many homeowners are familiar with common heating problems like a malfunctioning thermostat or clogged filters, there are some less common heating issues that can catch you off guard. In this post, we’ll explore these less common heating problems and highlight the importance of relying on a professional heating contractor for diagnosis and heating repair in Shreveport, LA.

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The Link Between Heating Repairs and Maintenance

Monday, December 4th, 2023

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As winter approaches, the last thing anyone wants is a malfunctioning heating system. Imagine waking up to a freezing house or enduring chilly nights because your heater decided to take an unscheduled break. You’ll have to schedule heating repair in Haughton, LA. Our expert team is always glad to help with these repairs, but we know you’d prefer not to have to deal with a failed heater in the first place. 

In this blog post, we’ll explore the crucial link between heating repairs and maintenance, shedding light on how regular upkeep can save you from the winter woes.

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Evaluating Your Heating Costs to Plan for Next Winter

Monday, April 1st, 2019

plannerWhen the cold weather winds down as spring advances, you’ll want to put the winter far behind you and consider your summer plans. The air conditioner in your house will soon switch to regular operation, so this is the ideal time to schedule its annual maintenance appointment.

There are still good reasons to give some thought to your home heating system during the spring, however, and maybe even arrange for heater service in Shreveport, LA from our experts. Spring is a time when you won’t need either your heating or air conditioning system running steadily, so it’s the right period to evaluate what you may need in the future—and then have it done during a time when there’s no scheduling crunch for technicians.

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Late Season Furnace Repair? Don’t Delay—Here’s Why

Monday, March 18th, 2019

Furnace-standardAs the winter winds down and the official start of spring arrives (i.e. this week), you’ll probably not give much thought to your furnace. The weather is going to warm up gradually on the climb toward the summer heat.

But the climb isn’t always steady! There are dips and valleys during the spring, and suddenly you can find yourself needing your furnace again to keep warm. Furnace repair isn’t something you can ignore during the early days of spring, for a number of reasons:

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A Few Common Heat Pump Repair Problems

Monday, March 4th, 2019

snowflake-and-sunshine-housesThe heat pump is a hard-working comfort appliance. It puts in more work than a standard air conditioner or a furnace because a heat pump runs in both winter and summer. When it’s cold, a heat pump draws heat from the outside to warm the house. When it’s hot, a heat pump draws heat from out of the house to cool it. It uses the same components no matter if it’s in heating or cooling mode, so these parts can wear down rapidly over the years—twice as fast as an AC or a furnace.

The best way to keep a heat pump from succumbing to all this strain is to schedule maintenance twice a year, in spring and fall. Nothing can prevent every potential problem with a heat pump, however. We’re going to look at some of the more common troubles a heat pump may run into that will require calling experts to repair it.

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