When extreme weather hits, we rely heavily on our HVAC systems to keep us warm and comfortable through it all. At this point in the winter, our heating systems have been working nearly around the clock for several months. With all of that use, we start to see many...
Freezing cold weather and furnace failures – name a more iconic duo. If you’ve turned the heat on in your home only to find that cold air is now beginning to circulate, this is the blog post for you! Here are four reasons why your furnace might not be operating at...
Winter is here, which means that our furnace usage will start surging in the coming weeks and months. We have several reasons why you should schedule your routine furnace maintenance with Will Air if you haven’t already! Catch Any Issues Before They Become an...
Colder weather, paired with the ongoing pandemic concerns, will probably keep us indoors more than the usual winter. With that in mind, here are some steps you can take to ensure your indoor air quality stays at a safe level year-round. Change Filters As part of your...
There’s a lot to consider when purchasing a new home. Is the roof in decent shape? How about the foundation? Will you need to do any home renovations? In the midst of all these questions, it can be easy to gloss over the HVAC system. Don’t make that mistake! Be sure...
Now that we’re into the fall, it’s time to start seriously considering revamping your home’s heating system if you’re due for an upgrade. The last thing you want is for your current system to fail as we start moving toward the coldest months of the year. What are the...
While outdoor air quality might seem like the most important part of controlling your allergies, indoor allergens are a huge problem and can lead to discomfort, especially when we are all spending more time at home! Thankfully, even small steps to reduce allergens in...
Has the summer heat got you sweating? The most essential component of an energy-efficient home heating system isn't the system itself, but how well your home uses its output. Your first priority should be to seal leaks in the doors, windows, walls, and floors. Check...
