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  The Difference Between A Variable Speed Motor And An ECM Motor

  When making a decision regarding your furnace, there are many considerations to make. Buying a furnace is a big purchase, and there are many options on the market to choose from. Before you make a decision, it is important to understand the difference between a variable speed motor and an ECM motor. These motors will be discussed, defined and explained in the following article.

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  Can You Use An Existing System To Heat Your Basement?

  When you are remodeling your house, there are many different things that you have to take care of. If you are doing a small remodel, you likely are not too worried about things. However, a major home renovation can be extremely hectic and stressful. You have to create a plan, demolish walls, worry about framing and drywall, and do all sorts of cleaning. While these are all important steps in a renovation, one step that is extremely important to remember is to contact an HVAC professional.

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  At What Level Should You Change Out Your Carbon Monoxide System?

  Carbon monoxide is a substance that is often used to heat homes and can be found in the exhaust of cars and other machines. However, if enough carbon monoxide gets into a person’s bloodstream, it can be very dangerous. For this reason, it is important to understand when you should change out your carbon monoxide system that operates in the appliances within your home including your furnace.

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  The Difference Between An Upflow Furnace And A Counterflow Furnace

  If you are new to the heating and cooling industry or are in the process of looking for a new furnace, you likely have come across many different types of furnaces. Furnaces come in all shapes and sizes, but furnaces typically work one of two ways. The first type of furnace is called an upflow furnace and the second is called a counterflow furnace. Both upflow and counterflow furnaces work well, but the choice of whether to get an upflow or counterflow furnace will depend on your home’s individual situation. Continue reading to learn the difference between an upflow furnace and a counterflow furnace.

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  Why Your New Furnace Is Noisier Than Your Old One

  Have you recently gotten a new furnace installed in your home and noticed that your new furnace is noisier than your old one? If this sounds like your situation, then there may be a reason as to why the new furnace is noisier. A furnace is a complex kind of machinery that can be difficult to understand, especially when that furnace is making so much noise. We at Genuine Comfort often get asked about why new furnaces make more noise than old furnaces, and we are happy to answer this question.

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  Tempered Glass And Ceramic Glass On A Fireplace: Which Is Better?

  If you are living in a bigger home or new home and are considering installing a new fireplace, you may have run across information about the different kinds of glass that fireplaces and fireplace inserts use. The most common types of glass that are used for fireplaces in North American homes are tempered glass and ceramic glass. The choice between tempered glass and ceramic glass can be a difficult one because the different types of glass will serve different purposes within your home and one may be more useful to you than the other depending on your situation.

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