Furnace FAQs for New Homeowners
When you move into a new home, getting to know your heating system can feel like learning a foreign language. If you’ve never dealt with…
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Furnace Troubleshooting Tips: Quick Fixes for Common Issues
As winter approaches, ensuring your furnace operates smoothly is crucial for maintaining comfort in your home. However, issues can arise, and knowing how to troubleshoot…
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Avoid Unexpected Furnace Breakdowns with Heater Maintenance in Kansas City
As winter approaches in Kansas City, ensuring that your furnace is running smoothly is essential for keeping your home cozy. Just as you wouldn’t drive…
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Choosing the Right HVAC Company in Kansas City
If you own a home in the KC area, sooner or later, you’re going to need help with your furnace. Choosing the right HVAC company…
Read More >Localized heating: garage heaters & mini-splits
As the holidays arrive, the temperatures continue to drop. While things cool down, sections of our homes can reach bitterly cold temperatures without the help…
Read More >Brookside Home Upgrades to High-Efficiency Champion® System
The Carrolls have been Top Notch VIP customers for over 20 years, and now their Armour Fields home has two higher-efficiency systems from Top Notch….
Read More >9 Reasons to Switch to a Heat Pump This Spring
Heat pumps are designed to transfer heat, rather than generate it, effectively providing both heating and cooling to many homeowners in Lenexa and the Kansas City…
Read More >Why Won’t My Furnace Pilot Light Stay Lit?
Gas furnaces are equipped with a small gas flame called a pilot light, used to ignite the gas released from the main burner. In older furnaces,…
Read More >5 Things That Happen During a Furnace Maintenance Visit
Peruse any HVAC website and you’ll note the frequency with which experts tell you to get routine furnace maintenance. It’s no sales ploy! Routine care…
Read More >Should You Install a Gas or Electric Furnace?
Your furnace wasn’t built to last forever. The average lifespan of this heating marvel is between 15 and 20 years—more if the unit is a…
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