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4 Signs your furnace or boiler needs maintenance

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4 Signs your furnace or boiler needs maintenance

4 Signs your furnace or boiler needs maintenance

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If you have a furnace or boiler, you know it’s a big investment. Not only does the cost of purchasing one run into the thousands of dollars, but maintenance is also expensive. If you don’t keep up with a regular furnace or boiler upgrade and maintenance, your boiler can break down at any time—leaving you without heat at an inopportune time.

Fortunately for us all, there are some signs that indicate when it’s time to call in a professional to check out your boiler. Here are some things to watch out for:

Yellow Burner Flame

A yellow burner flame sign on your boiler warns that the boiler needs maintenance. The yellow flame indicates that the flame has not ignited correctly and is being fed by air rather than gas. This can happen if there is a leak in the pipe or if there is no gas pressure, which a blockage may cause in one of the pipes.

If you see this sign, it’s important to fix it right away so that your boiler does not malfunction and cause damage to your home or commercial property.

High Heating Bills

One of the biggest concerns is that your furnace or boiler might not be able to keep up with the amount of fuel you’re using. This means that your heating bills will be higher than normal, which could lead to a lot of trouble if you don’t take care of the problem quickly.

Another cause for concern is if your boiler isn’t working properly because it needs maintenance or repair work done on it. If this happens, then there’s a good chance that there will be issues with how your commercial property heats up during colder weather months—and this could lead to many more problems than just high heating bills.

Water Leaks

Water leaks can be a sign that your boiler is in need of maintenance if you notice water dripping from the boiler or if there are puddles of water on or around the boiler.

Water leaks may also occur because of condensation buildup on pipes in your property. This can be a sign that your boiler is not working properly, and it should be addressed promptly to avoid any damage to your property’s structure and foundation.

Unusual Noises

Unusual noises can be a sign your boiler needs maintenance. In fact, it’s one of the most common reasons for a boiler to break down.

When you hear unusual noises from your furnace or boiler, it can indicate something is wrong with its internal parts. For example, if you hear clanging or banging noises when you turn on the heat or hot water, it could be a sign that the burner assembly is not properly attached to the furnace.

If you hear popping and hissing sounds from your boiler, it could mean that there is too much pressure in the system and that air is being released through valves inside your boiler.

In The End

The best way to keep your boiler running smoothly is to make sure it has regular maintenance. If you notice any of these signs, get in touch with a professional as soon as possible.

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