Top-Rated Heating Maintenance For Optimal Performance

While there’s no specific time of year for furnace maintenance, it’s crucial—and in line with gas code requirements— to have it done annually. Many homeowners prefer scheduling maintenance before heating season begins to prevent mid-winter breakdowns. Other opt to schedule it at the end of the heating season to avoid the rush. You can also book these appointments well in advance to secure your preferred timing.

Although most manufacturers require annual maintenance to keep warranties valid, the cost of these maintenance services are not covered under the warranty.

While some basic tasks like changing filters can be done by homeowners, a professional technician should handle more comprehensive maintenance and safety checks.

As mentioned earlier, some manufacturers may void your parts warranty if annual maintenance is not performed by a licensed gas technician. Additionally, neglecting maintenance can lead to decreased efficiency, higher energy bills, increased rick of breakdowns, and even safety hazards like carbon monoxide leaks.