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Common Problems Caused By an Oversized furnace
Furnaces come in a variety of sizes to meet the demands of different styles of homes. Although it might seem to make sense that “bigger is better” when it comes to furnaces, the truth is that your home can suffer from many issues if your furnace is too large. Today
Benefits of Zone Control Systems
Finding the perfect heating and cooling solution for your St. Charles home really boils down to two critical factors: comfort and energy efficiency. Unsatisfied with your current HVAC setup? The certified professionals at Jerry Kelly Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and Plumbing recommend a zone control system. In the world of
270,000 Meals Sent to Haiti
The earthquake in Haiti shook the world. The world responded with a generous outpouring of help and sympathy. Here at Jerry Kelly Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and Plumbing, we too are doing our part to help those in need. Jerry Kelly, owner of Jerry Kelly Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and
What are the Features of an Energy Efficient Air Conditioner?
The air conditioners that are available today are many times more efficient than the systems that were available just a decade or two ago. Various energy-saving features have been introduced that allow today’s systems to consume less energy than ever before. Today we’re going to highlight some of the features
Jerry Kelly Heating System Tune-Ups Begin This Weekend!
Here in the Midwest, we like to cherish every last minute of the warm months of the year. And although it will be warm for the foreseeable future, fall is only a month and a half away. For us at Jerry Kelly Heating, Air Conditioning, Electrical and Plumbing, that means
5 Furnace Noises You Shouldn’t Ignore
As homeowners, we’re fairly accustomed to the general sounds made by our heating system. The sounds of it kicking on, running, and cutting off are essentially white noise and comfortably fade into the background with you sure that everything is operating as normal. But what if everything isn’t operating as
Carbon Monoxide and Your Home
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a risk in any home that uses any fuel-burning appliances. While a CO detector is an important component in keeping your family safe from carbon monoxide poisoning, it is also important to have these appliances regularly inspected. Some people think that newer appliances don’t need inspections,
Don’t Let High Humidity Be a Concern in your Home this summer
Heat isn’t the only concern when it comes to home comfort in the summertime. To have the most comfortable home possible, you should also take steps to control your indoor humidity levels. Today we’re going to take a look at the various benefits of reducing your home’s humidity levels during
What is a HEPA Filter?
St. Louis area homeowners have many options available for filtering the air in their homes. Although standard store-bought filters can do a decent job of protecting your HVAC system from dirt buildup, the same can’t be said for their ability to improve indoor air quality. One way you can get
Carbon Monoxide Detector Maintenance will Ensure your Units are Keeping your Home Safe
In last week’s blog about fall maintenance tips for your home, one of the tips that we suggested was to check your carbon monoxide (CO) detectors. Because CO detectors are so important to the safety of your home, we wanted to provide you with some more details on how you
7 Spring Home Maintenance Tips That Will Improve Your Heating and Cooling System’s Performance
Spring is a season that many people like to “start fresh” in their homes. The long winter is finally over, and it’s a good time to perform any cleaning, upgrades, or improvements that will make your home more comfortable, livable, and efficient. One great way to do that is to
A Look Behind a Gas Furnace’s Heating Cycle
A furnace is a complex system with many interconnected parts that all work together to keep your home warm. To properly take care of your heating system and be able to recognize when something’s gone wrong, it’s helpful to know the basics behind how your furnace operates and the roles