Provided By DeBord’s One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning Taking care of your furnace is especially important over the winter season when your unit is working its hardest to heat your home properly.

The last thing anyone needs is for their furnace to start blowing cold air — especially in the winter. But what causes this problem, and how can you fix it?

As temperatures drop, your furnace becomes the unsung hero keeping your home warm and comfortable. But like any hardworking appliance, it can run into trouble, especially after months of sitting idle.

The inducer motor is a necessary component of modern, gas-powered, high-efficiency furnaces. If it's not working, the furnace ...

Gas furnaces are a common heating solution in Frisco homes, providing reliable warmth during cold months. While generally ...

Shopping for a gas furnace? Read about types, features, and other must-know topics in our gas furnace buying guide to make an ...

Experts recommend turning on your furnace before freezing temperatures arrive to check for issues and help prevent major problems during winter. Signs your furnace may need replacement include being ...

Skipping the manufacturer's instructions during installation may result in a furnace that fails within six months or less. For example, heat exchangers can crack from improper venting, and gas valves ...