What safety measures should you have in place for protecting your family when it comes to your heating and air conditioning system.
Install and maintain monoxide and smoke detectors Colorless, monoxide gas is fatal when inhaled, and electrical fires can result from any home appliance including heating and air systems.
Designate areas Block children and pets from accessing rooms that contain furnaces and boilers to prevent dangerous burns from pilot lights and pressure release valves..
Professional technicians can check your system for safety issues that could result from faulty system and ensure your heating or air will be there for you when you need it most...
Prepare Power failures, storms, and other disasters could occur at any time, such as your heating and air system, function to increase your safety and comfort..
Practice Educate yourself and older family members on how to operate breaker controls for your heating and air conditioning equipment and other appliances in your home.
Turn off circuit breakers to your heating and air during outage to prevent harmful spikes electricity that could occur when power comes back on..
Install surge protectors Installing protector on your heating and air conditioning system protects expensive heating and air equipment when you are away.
Have your system inspected following Floods, hurricanes, and more can affect your heating and cooling system, resulting operation.
For professional inspection of your furnace, boiler, or heating and air conditioning system, contact Aire Serv at 679-0011 today.
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