HVAC Safety Inspections Provide Peace of Mind

Did you know, according to the National Fire Protection Agency, that malfunctioning heating equipment is the leading cause of fires? HVAC safety inspections ensure your heating and cooling equipment is running well. Here are some ways scheduling an inspection with heating and cooling experts in Greensboro, NC, gives you peace of mind.

Identify Carbon Monoxide Leaks

Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless and colorless glass that can make your household sick and potentially lead to deadly consequences. Faulty furnaces can produce CO when the heat exchanger cracks or the furnace isn’t ventilated properly. A visual safety inspection performed by HVAC experts identifies any broken areas that could produce CO leaks and help you find ways to ventilate your home

Ensure Your HVAC System is Safe to Use

Having a qualified service technician perform an HVAC safety inspection is one of the best ways to determine whether your heating and cooling equipment presents potential health and safety hazards. In addition to identifying carbon monoxide leaks, a professional safety inspection can also uncover other issues that can compromise the health and safety of everyone in your household. These include serious and potentially deadly issues like gas leaks and electrical problems that could start a fire.

Avoid HVAC Equipment Emergencies

The last thing you want it to be without heating or cooling when outside temperatures become uncomfortable. During those times, it takes longer to get an appointment and service the HVAC equipment. Safety inspections along with regular tune-ups will help you eliminate most HVAC emergencies. Can a heating and cooling expert guarantee you’ll never need an emergency repair? No. Unfortunately, this simply is not realistic. However, you’re far less likely to have problems because the inspection process allows you to find potential problems and address them right away.

You deserve to have peace of mind that your HVAC equipment is up to the task of keeping your home comfortable year-round. To learn more about HVAC safety inspections and maintenance, contact the heating and cooling experts at Total Heating & Cooling, Inc.