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Gas Fireplaces by Treat's Heating & Cooling Gas Fireplaces are convenient for many homeowners to use for low maintenance and efficiency.  What some people don’t realize is that this equipment needs to be maintained just as a furnace does and Gas Fireplaces can require repairs. It is normal for your Gas Fireplace to make sounds which is no cause for concern.  When you start to experience op…Read More

Gas Fireplaces by Treat's Heating & Cooling Regular maintenance is the first step in maintaining a Gas Fireplace.  When you have your fireplace professionally maintained you can avoid carbon build-up that could result in incomplete combustion, plugged gas orifices and pilots.  The yellow flame that is pretty to look and makes you feel cozy can also be dangerous as they produce carbon or soot…Read More

Gas Fireplaces by Treat's Heating & Cooling Gas Fireplaces can be a great way to keep your family cozy in the colder months.  Like a furnace, Gas Fireplaces need to be maintained on an annual basis here are some reasons why. Buildup: Gas Fireplaces can sometimes have debris build-up.  For example, ceramic logs can deteriorate and clog vents.  If the exterior chimney is cracked or in poor co…Read More

Gas Fireplaces by Treat's Heating & Cooling Gas Fireplace repair can be a task that most of us are not familiar with but there are some basic issues than can be repaired without too much trouble.  Below are a few of the common repairs that Treat’s Heating & Cooling experiences when diagnosing Gas Fireplaces. Check the Pilot Light If your fireplace will not turn on, it could be that the …Read More

Furnace Repair by Treat's Heating & Cooling Sometimes your furnace doesn’t have any symptoms giving you an inclination that something is wrong.  Other times you will hear loud sounds or it won’t turn on at all.  Treat’s Heating & Cooling would like to give you a few things to look for when your furnace blows cold air so you can troubleshoot your equipment before calling for a servi…Read More

Furnace Repair by Treat's Heating & Cooling As the cold season is upon us you may have noticed that your Gas Furnace is blowing cold air.  First, wait a few minutes to see if the air heats up.  When you turn your furnace on, it takes a few seconds for the warm air to reach your vents and it may blow cold air in the meantime and it nothing to worry about. If that’s not the problem, see if t…Read More

Furnace Repair by Treat's Heating & Cooling A common problem homeowners run into each winter is their furnace blowing cold air.  It can be incredibly frustrating when you can’t get heat immediately in the cold weather. What some people don’t know is a furnace will blow cold air when it first boots up.  If this is the case, you can wait a few minutes to see if it changes.  The reason thi…Read More

Furnace Repair by Treat's Heating & Cooling Now that the season is here that requires you to stay warm, your furnace might be blowing cold air.  Here are a few troubleshooting items that may help you figure out what to do next. Its normal – If you’re only getting a bit of cold air when your furnace first kicks on, but the air after a few minutes in is nice and warm, you’re likely just f…Read More

Furnace Repair by Treat's Heating & Cooling Is your furnace blowing cold air and the blower running constantly?  Here are a few things you can check before you call Treat’s Heating & Cooling for service. Check your thermostat.  If your thermostat fan setting is set to ON, the furnace blower will constantly run even when your furnace isn’t heating the air.  Turn your thermostat fan s…Read More

Furnace Replacement by Treat's Heating & Cooling Staying warm and saving money are important things to remember as we approach the colder months.  A professional technician from Treat’s Heating & Cooling can diagnose your furnace and let you know what the cost would be for repairs.  On an average a well maintained furnace will last up to 15 years, but some last much longer. A new furna…Read More