by susan.denisi | Nov 1, 2024 | Circuit Breaker, Air Filter, Drain Pan, Ducts, Furnace, Heating, Power Source, Thermostat, Troubleshooting
Is your furnace refusing to kick on? Don’t fret! We’ve got some simple troubleshooting steps to help you out. With winter upon us, it’s time for your furnace to shine. As a homeowner, there’s nothing more disappointing than expecting a warm, cozy haven and... 
by susan.denisi | Oct 1, 2024 | Air Filter, Allergens, Bacteria, Contaminants, Dirty Air Filter, Dust, Energy Bills, Germs, IAQ, Indoor Air Quality, Odors, Pollutants, Seasonal Changes
Did you know that a clogged air filter can lead to some pretty scary consequences? We often hear about how important it is to change your air filters on time, but have you ever stopped to think about why that is the case? There are a lot of hidden (and horrifying)... 
by susan.denisi | Sep 1, 2024 | Fall, Furnace, HVAC System, Safety Check, Scheduling, Season, Tune-up, Warranty, Weather, Winter
September is the perfect time to get your fall furnace tune-up done, thanks to the nice weather and the fact that winter is just around the corner. Fall officially starts on September 22, 2024, so why not take care of your furnace now? At Eastland Heating &... 
by susan.denisi | Aug 1, 2024 | Preventative Maintenance, A/C, Air Filters, Air Quality, Condenser, Condenser Coil, Drain Line, Ductwork, Environmental Footprint, Financial Savings, HVAC, Lifespan, Maintenance Tips, Seasonal Tune-ups, Thermostat, Warranty
In today’s world, keeping up with regular maintenance is crucial to making sure your cooling system runs at its best and lasts as long as possible. It’s not just about keeping your home cool and comfortable; it’s about ensuring the safety and durability of... 
by susan.denisi | Jun 1, 2024 | AC, Air Conditioner, Air Conditioning Unit, Air Filters, Condenser, Condenser Coils, Cool Air, Hot Air, Summer, Temperature, Thermostat, Warm Air
There’s nothing more frustrating than trying to stay cool within your home during the hottest months of the year than dealing with a unit that is pumping out hot or warm air instead. Remember that June to August in Ohio are the peak months for heat and humidity,...
