What Causes a Gas Furnace Pilot Light to Go Out?
One of the most common problems with aging furnaces in St. Louis area homes is when the pilot light goes out. Depending on the source… View Article Read More
May 16
How Often Should You Change Your Furnace Filter?
Winter is approaching here in the St. Louis area, which means we’ll be spending a lot more time indoors in the coming months. For that… View Article Read More
May 16
Five Gas Furnace Troubleshooting Tips for St. Louis Area Homeowners
If you’re one of the many St. Louis area homeowners who have a gas furnace, you’re bound to run into an issue at some point… View Article Read More
May 16
Cracked Heat Exchanger Detection the Jerry Kelly Way
Here at , we make it a priority to ensure that our customers’ furnaces operate as safely as possible. That’s why when it comes to… View Article Read More
May 16
What is a Thermocouple and How Does it Work With Your Furnace’s Pilot Light?
Earlier this week, we posted a blog about the differences between electronic ignitions and conventional pilot lights. Even though electronic ignitions are becoming more and… View Article Read More
May 16
High efficiency furnaces: What You Need to Know before Investing in One
One of the most obvious ways to cut down on your energy bills is to install a high-efficiency furnace. Because these furnaces can extract more… View Article Read More
May 16
What to Do When There is No Heat in Your House
When you think about all of the major problems that you can encounter in your home, there’s almost nothing as bad as your furnace going… View Article Read More
May 16
It was the heeeaaat of the moment…
Have you ever had a song stuck in your head all day? Today has been one of those days. Take a gander at this little… View Article Read More
May 16
Why is My Furnace Fan Always On?
The fan is one of the loudest parts of your furnace, so you can almost always tell when it’s running. That’s why it can be… View Article Read More
May 16
When to Schedule a Furnace Tune-Up with Jerry Kelly
It’s that time of the year again! We know that temperatures are still in the 80s and 90s, and winter is probably one of the… View Article Read More
