As the weather gets warmer, so does your home. Do you know what you should be doing for your furnace at the end of the season? It’s important to complete end of season furnace maintenance such as checking for carbon monoxide. On average, about 170 people in the US die every year from CO produced by non-automotive […]
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STAYING COMFORTABLE, NOT COLD & DRY We’re in the midst of a warm-up, but many winter symptoms are still upon us. If you and your home are struggling to stay comfy as winter winds up, Blue Ox Heating & Air has some comfort tips for you. Reverse the Fan: It may be counter-intuitive to run
There aren’t many situations that are as panic-inducing as having your furnace suddenly stop working on a blustery, cold day. Not only can this situation be extremely inconvenient, but it can also be dangerous as well. In order to keep your family safe and comfortable, you can depend on Blue Ox Heating & Air to
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Looking for the best heating and cooling blogs? Blue Ox Heating & Air is bringing back some of our most successful posts by popular demand! Below are the top heating and cooling blogs ever published by Blue Ox. 10 Benefits to Using a Dehumidifier Without a doubt, too little moisture in the air can be
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If your property has an HVAC system, chances are, you don’t really know how it works! HVAC stands for Heating Ventilations and Air Conditioning. It is a complicated system within your home or property that provides “conditioned” air so that you can live comfortably whether it be in air that is cooler or warmer. Believe
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When winter is in full swing, your furnace is kicking into high gear to keep you and your family warm. But when a small squeaking noise turns into a major furnace overhaul, you’ll wish you wouldn’t have ignored the warning signs. This winter, don’t ignore these common furnace problems: Uneven Heating If your living room is
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What is Forced Air Heating? If you’re in the market for a new home heating system, chances are you’ve heard of the term “forced air heating.” Forced air heating is a heating system that uses air as a heat transfer medium. These systems rely on ductwork and vents for air distribution. A forced air system
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The wind is blowing, the snow is falling, and you’re comfortably sitting inside your home enjoying the crackling fireplace. But if the air quality in your home is sub-par, you might be better off breathing brisk winter air. Your furnace filter could be to blame. It’s critical to check up on your filter and change
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It’s October, and as the sun sets earlier every night, you’re probably feeling a bit of the old familiar anxiety creeping up on you. We here in Minnesota have a sort of local motto you may have heard: winter is coming. Even if you’re one of those weirdos who looks forward to winter, because of
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Broken Furnace? Replace it FAST! If your furnace is failing, or if it just went out, you don’t have the luxury of time to meticulously shop through every furnace option. Blue Ox Heating & Air has some basic tips to help you buy a new furnace fast. Know Your Specs—what do you want? Also keep in mind
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