When you buy a home, there may be an existing furnace already in place. Even if everything in the home passed inspection, you could still face some common furnace problems in the near future. After all, you don’t know how the previous homeowners took care of their furnace – or not.
When you do need to schedule an appointment for furnace repair in Houston, Texas, give our team a call. We can complete an inspection and make recommendations for any tune-up items that need to be completed. Keep reading to learn more about the furnace repairs that you may face the season as a new homeowner and what you can do about them.
We’ve gone through some colder spells recently along with rain, but with the calendar turning over to March, we can see the end of the winter ahead. Winter is not usually rough for us here in Katy (with some major exceptions), and you’ll probably be ready to switch to a “summer weather” mentality by the end of March.
Gas furnaces are the heating systems most commonly found in homes. They’re powerful and energy efficient—and they’re also relatively safe to run. Homeowners are sometimes nervous about using natural gas because any gas appliance can potentially create hazards from combustion and the exhaust of toxic gases like carbon monoxide. A gas furnace 
The natural gas furnace has a long history of use. The first patent on the gas furnace was in 1919, and by the 1940s, gas furnaces started to become popular as central heating options, replacing coal-burning furnaces because of their power, improved safety, and convenience—no more need to take delivery of coal and shovel it into the furnace, the natural gas comes right to the home.