Help, My Furnace Isn’t Turning On!

January 18th, 2021
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We can certainly help you if you’ve got trouble with your furnace. It’s our job, after all, and we guarantee same-day service: “Service today, or you don’t pay!” When it comes to any type of heating repairs in Conyers, GA and the surrounding areas, you only have to get in touch with us and then relax knowing the best people will soon be on the job.

But we want to go a little further into why your furnace isn’t coming on. There may be a simple explanation, and we want to help you sort through a few of those possibilities—as well as look at the more serious cases where you’ll definitely need our professional assistance!

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New Year, New Heater?

January 4th, 2021
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Out with the old and in with the new!

It’s a common phrase we’ve all heard, but one that will make you hesitate when it comes to your heater. Do you really need a new heater? Can’t you get by for a bit longer with ol’ trusty and sort-of-rusty? For starters, if you have a furnace that has rust on it, you definitely need a new system! But beyond that there are other indicators to watch for that will let you know the time has come.

Check out the indicators listed here that now is a great time to invest in a new heating system. And, when you are ready, reach out to us for your replacement heating services in Warner Robins, GA.

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A Heat Pump That Won’t Heat: What’s Going On?

January 4th, 2021
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A heat pump is one of the easiest HVAC systems to control. When you want to change from cooling mode to heating mode, all you have to do is set the thermostat temperature lower than the current temperature of the house. This signals the heat pump to change the direction it circulates its refrigerant, and this switches it over to begin moving heat into the house. The heat pump doesn’t operate much differently in the two modes (it’s still evaporating refrigerant in one coil and condensing it in the other), so it’s an easy change to make.

Except right now, for some reason, that change hasn’t happened for your house, even though it’s the season for it. If you have a heat pump that isn’t sending out heat or is actually sending out cold air, you may have a problem that requires heating repairs in McDonough, GA. Let’s take a closer look at the possible causes.

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Give Yourself the Gift of Timely Repairs

December 21st, 2020
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Everyone keeps asking what you want for Christmas, and you may not have anything to tell them. However, we have a great idea that you may enjoy: heat pump repair in Dublin, GA. This is going to help you keep comfortable during the coldest months of the year without it costing you an arm and a leg.

With the expert repairs that we offer, you can rest assured that your heat pump is going to operate properly when you need it the most. It is a great gift for the holidays because it benefits you and everyone else in your home.

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Why the Cracked Heat Exchanger in a Furnace Is a Serious Problem

December 21st, 2020
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We’re going to get into some serious business here when it comes to furnace repair in Conyers, GA. We always take our business as HVAC technicians seriously because it makes a huge difference in the lives of our customers. But safety is a special concern we have, and we want to see that our customers are able to enjoy the warmth from their gas furnaces during the winter without the worry about leaks of toxic combustion gases.

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5 Signs Your Heater Needs Help

December 7th, 2020
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The sun might be out today or tomorrow, but that doesn’t mean it is warm. It can be a bit of a shock to walk outside into a clear, sunny day and get hit with air that is a brisk 61º. But as long as you have a working heater, you have a safe warm haven to run back to.

The problems start when you go inside and your home is just as cold as it is outside. You find yourself wondering what in the world happened to your heater—and for good reason. If your heater is in good condition, it should keep your home cozy unless someone turns it off. But you checked and the thermostat says your system is running. So what’s the deal?

Chances are you need heating repairs in Dublin. Here are some signs to watch for that will tell you it is time to contact a pro.

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Why Is My Home Not Getting Warm Enough?

December 7th, 2020
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You want to stay warm and toasty through the season in your house, especially since you’ll be spending more time indoors than usual. If you discover that your house isn’t as warm as it should be, what can you do about it? 

You might first think that the answer is to turn up the thermostat more until you feel warm. But how much more are you planning to turn it up? Higher than you normally do? If so, that’s not right. Something else is wrong with your HVAC system that’s resulting in less cold-weather comfort. 

Rather than putting on a parka when you’re indoors, call our experts to see what needs to be repaired. We’re the local pros when it comes to heating and AC services in Monroe, GA.

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Is Your Heater Ready?

November 23rd, 2020

Temperatures around here are starting to drop. We are all a little excited to be able to pull out the sweaters and heavy blankets and we are looking forward to movie nights on the couch. With that said, you shouldn’t need an excessive number of blankets to get warm.

If you aren’t sure whether or not your heater is ready to stand up to, well, the weather, we can help. You can reach out to Premier Heating & Air to schedule an appointment with a Warner Robins HVAC contractor who can assess your heater’s state and address its needs. With the help of our pros, you can enjoy a warm winter season without any hassle.

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Why You Must Only Hire Professionals for Heating Service

November 23rd, 2020
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Of course, we want you to call us when you need an HVAC company in Covington, GA. But we also want you to know why you need professionals like us when you have problems with your heater and need help. 

You have other options when it comes to heating repair: You can try to fix the problem yourself. You can look to a local neighborhood “handyperson” who “knows a few things” to see what they can do. Or you can call an unlicensed heating contractor who offers super cheap prices but says they can get the job done.

Please don’t take any of these options! Professionals HVAC technicians are the only people to turn to, and for some excellent reasons:

1. They’ll keep you safe

Safety is always the top priority when it comes to heating services. Most homes in the area rely on natural gas furnaces for winter heat, and work on any natural gas-powered appliance is potentially hazardous without the proper training and tools. In fact, it might be illegal in your local jurisdiction for a non-licensed person to work on any appliance connected to a gas main. You put your family at risk when you allow for amateur work on your heating system.

2. They have insurance to protect you

In order to have an HVAC license, a contractor must be able to show they have sufficient levels of insurance. This insurance is to protect the customer in case something goes wrong on-site. An injured worker or damage to the house may end up costing the customer because the contractor didn’t have the proper insurance. This isn’t a chance you want to take—make certain you have a fully-insured contractor. 

3. They have the best tools and know how to use them

The technology of heating and air conditioning advances constantly, and the only people who will have the best tools to get repair jobs and other services done are the professionals. Not only do pros have the best tools available to them, but they’re also trained on them and receive continuing training to keep up with the newest advances. 

4. They take responsibility

If you bring in an amateur fly-by-night contractor for a repair, they may do a quick fix that seems to get the job done, and then leave and you’ll never hear from them again. This is a problem because that “repair” they did has a good chance of failing because of the sloppy job they did. Professionals take responsibility for their work, and they’ll follow up when a customer isn’t satisfied. 

5. They save you time and money

The “appeal” of amateur or DIY work is that it will save time and money. But they actually do neither. Poor workmanship on a heating system means having to call in other people to fix the problem later, and there goes that time and money. Professionals will never rush a job, but they’ll still get the work done in a timely manner, and they’ll get it done right so you won’t need them again. 

Premier Heating & Air has been family-owned and operated since 2001. Call us today and Experience the Premier Difference!

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How We Can Help Your Heat Pump

November 9th, 2020
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The climate around here can certainly give any heat pump a run for its money. It’s cold and rainy one day and then warm and humid the next. It can almost make you envious of those states that have fully delved into the consistent cool temps related to the fall and winter seasons … almost.

However, many of us love our climate even with all its wild ups and downs. And having a heat pump mini split in your home makes it easy to handle since this one system does the job of two. This can also mean, however, that your heat pump needs twice the attention from a technician to keep it running.

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