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The holidays are about merrymaking, festive cheer, and cozy nights by the fireplace. But before Santa slides down the chimney, ensure your heating system isn’t doing a Grinch impersonation by leaving you and your family in the cold! Here in central Indiana, winter can come knocking with icy breath and a bite that chills even the jolliest souls. So, ditch the holiday heating drama and perform a bit of furnace maintenance before the big day by following the tips in this handy guide!

Holiday Furnace Maintenance Tips

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Here are a few tips for furnace maintenance that will keep your holidays warm and cozy!

Filter Frenzy: Replace your air filter! A clogged filter chokes your furnace, making it work harder, guzzle more energy, and leave you feeling colder than old Mister Scrooge before his Christmas Eve epiphany. Swap it out every month during winter for optimal performance.

Flame Flicker Check: Watch your furnace flame. Something might need to be fixed if it is anything other than a steady blue with occasional yellow tips. Call the qualified technicians at Hoosier Indoor Air ASAP to avoid potential safety hazards or carbon monoxide leaks.

Thermostat Tango: Test your thermostat! Set it to a comfortable temperature and keep an ear out for strange noises or inconsistencies in heating. A malfunctioning thermostat throws your whole system off, leading to uneven warmth and wasted energy.

Rockin’ Around Your (Outdoor) H-V-A-C:

Snow Shovel Shuffle: Don’t let Jack Frost bury your outdoor unit! Clear away any snowdrifts or ice that might be blocking airflow and hindering its ability to function correctly. A buried unit strains and becomes less efficient, leaving you with higher energy bills and a potentially shorter lifespan.

Ice Melt Mania: Watch for ice buildups around the condenser coil. While some defrosting is natural, excessive ice accumulation can impede airflow and cause damage. If you notice significant ice buildup, contact us for inspection and safe removal.

Inspect and Clear: Take a quick look at your outdoor unit for debris like leaves, twigs, or bird nests. These can obstruct airflow and cause overheating. Gently remove any obstructions to ensure smooth operation.

Treat Your Furnace to a Gift This Year:

Schedule a Tune-Up: Treat your furnace to a professional once-over from the pros at Hoosier Indoor Air! Our technicians can diagnose potential issues, fine-tune performance, and optimize efficiency, saving you money on energy bills.

Smart Thermostat Savvy: Consider upgrading to a smart thermostat. These programmable devices learn your heating habits and adjust the temperature automatically, keeping your home cozy when you’re there and saving energy when you’re not. Plus, remote control from your phone adds an extra layer of convenience and comfort.

Contact Hoosier Indoor Air If We Can Help

Remember, Santa prefers to bring lots of fun and special gifts on the big day… he might think you’ve been naughty this year if you already spent this year’s Christmas money on furnace repairs! By following these simple tips for furnace maintenance, you can avoid holiday heating headaches and ensure your home stays toasty and merry throughout the festive season. So, grab your hot cocoa, crank up the carols, and let the good times (and warm air) flow!

If there’s anything we can do to help, don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can schedule service online or contact us directly at (317) 466-7437.

Happy Holidays!

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