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Separating Furnace Myths From Furnace Facts
Fahrhall Home Comfort Specialists has been in business for over 50 years and over that time our service technicians have seen a lot. At times, they’ve gone on a service repair call, only to discover...
Door-to-Door Furnace Scams Still Happening in Ontario
The Ontario government banned unsolicited door-to-door sales of most heating and air services back in March after many years of it being a serious issue. However, the recent story about a Toronto...
Furnace Tripped the Breaker?
When a circuit is overloaded, the breaker trips to prevent damage. Your furnace should be connected to a dedicated breaker and ideally, shouldn’t overload the system. If your furnace tripped the...
What to Look for in an HVAC Company for Furnace Repair or Replacement
Now that we’re into the bitter cold winter weather, furnaces are going into overdrive and you might find yourself needing furnace repair or replacement. But how do you know which HVAC company to...
Common Furnace Mistakes to Avoid in the New Year
With another year starting, it’s the perfect time to wipe the slate clean and start anew. Many people make resolutions to improve their lives and work hard on achieving their goals. As your home...
Perfect Indoor Temperature for a NYE Party
Many people fight about the temperature in their homes. Usually, there is one person that likes it a bit warmer and someone that prefers a cooler environment. This disagreement can balloon quickly...
Don’t Worry About Being Left in the Cold—Fahrhall Offers 24/7 Emergency NO HEAT Service!
The holiday season is HERE! There are festivities to enjoy left and right and plenty of good times to be had. What could possibly sour your mood? Unfortunately, a furnace breakdown and no heat may...
Be Aware of Cracked Heat Exchangers This Winter
As a homeowner, one thing you don’t want to hear is that there’s a crack in your furnace’s heat exchanger. If you do hear those words, the professional technician will most likely recommend...
Going on a Winter Vacation? Tips to Save Energy While You’re Away!
Many people travel during the winter. They’re either escaping to a tropical location to get a break from the snow and cold, or they pack up and travel to see family for the holiday season. Whenever...
Are You Prepared for Upcoming Winter Storms?
As we ease into the colder temperatures, Canadians everywhere are focusing on keeping their homes warm and comfortable. The winter season also means making some final preparations before the...
Fixes for Furnace Blowing Cold Air
A common furnace problem that plagues many homeowners is their heating system blowing cold air. Before you panic, try these 3 common fixes to get the warm air flowing throughout your home again. Fan...
Protect Your Indoor Air Quality During National Lung Month
National Lung Month is all about raising awareness about the importance of lung health and ways to help Canadians breathe easier. An often overlooked aspect of lung health is the importance of your...
As Daylight Savings Time Ends, Be Sure to Check Smoke Alarms
When you wake up this morning, November 7th, remember that Daylight Savings Time (DST) has ended and you’ve actually “gained” an hour of sleep. Throughout the day, you’ll have to adjust wall clocks...
Suffering From Dry Winter Air? Install a Whole Home Humidifier
It seems that there are only two seasons in our area — humid and dry. During the summer, the high temperatures can seem unbearable with the addition of humidity. During the winter, many people are...
Have You Booked Your Annual Furnace Tune Up Yet?
There are lots of things to get done during the autumn season: leaves to be raked, lawn furniture to be put away and planning for the upcoming holidays. We know that an annual furnace tune up is not...
Benefits in Replacing AC and Furnace Systems at the Same Time
Furnace and air conditioners always seem to stop working at the worst time — during the coldest day of the winter or the hottest day of the summer. Instead of waiting for these home comfort systems...
Time for Winter AC Maintenance!
Air conditioning season is officially over. Soon the leaves are going to change and the temperature is going to drop and, before you know it, we’ll be in the snowy, frigid season of winter. The...
Help Protect HVAC Equipment from Windsor Flooding
The Windsor area has been waterlogged this summer as we’ve experienced record-breaking rainfalls this year. It seems every year, more homeowners have to deal with the aftermath of the flooding and...
With Recent Windsor Flooding, A Tankless Water Heater is the Better Option
When hot water heaters are exposed to flood water, it’s always recommended to replace the unit rather than repair it. Sensitive valves, controls and thermostats will likely start to corrode after...
NOW is the Time for AC and Furnace Replacement with our Daikin Fall Promo!
In just a few weeks, the leaves will start to change colours, pumpkin spice will take over everywhere and furnaces will start up all over the region. Make sure you’re ready and schedule your air...
Benefits of a Whole Home Air Purifier
As the temperature starts to drop and we begin to spend more time indoors, it’s important to ensure the air you’re breathing is healthy and clean. Poor indoor air quality can create a number of...
Causes and Signs of HVAC Mould
Mould can be extremely dangerous to your health. According to Health Canada1, exposure to indoor mould is associated with an increase in chronic wheezing, and associations have been found between a...
Which HVAC Air Filter Should You Be Using?
One of the most important furnace and air conditioning maintenance jobs a homeowner can perform is to regularly inspect and replace their HVAC air filter. Filters help collect dust and allergens...
Before Calling for Air Conditioning Repair, Try These Tips to Improve AC Airflow
Is your air conditioner working, but not quite as powerful as you think it should be? Often, to improve AC airflow, there are a few DIY tasks you can do before calling for air conditioning repair....