Now My Heating Dilemma!
I have a Propane Gas tank that they will be installing at my house in the yard so we thought it best to go with a Gas Heater,Stove,Fireplace and Dryer. I was sh...
I have a Propane Gas tank that they will be installing at my house in the yard so we thought it best to go with a Gas Heater,Stove,Fireplace and Dryer. I was sh...
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answersI've installed the vents from soffit to ridge, and I've installed Insulation. But there is still a serious gap between the vent and the rim joist, that Insulat...
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answersI have a Janitrol heat pump. During the heat cycle, and especially during colder weather, a ticking sound occurs that gets more and more rapid until a "flushing" ...
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answersI have an outside Janitrol heating/air combo unit, referred to by the heating and air guys as a "package unit." It was installed in 1996. Two years ago I installe...
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answersWe are considering buying a house that had a new Carrier WeatherMaker furnace installed within the last two years. Can anyone tell me what kind of quality of fu...
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answersI hear excessive humming in one room from my forced hot water heating system. The pump is below this room so I know that is the cause. My question is this: could ...
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answersHello,I have written here before and have talked to many people and I am about to just kill my AC Guy. Its so hard to just get a strait answer!!! I would apprecia...
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answersWe just recently (Aug.2002) purchased a home and there was supposedly a new heat pump installed in 2001, but at the end of summer there was hardly a day that went...
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answersI have baseboard hotwater right now. I am finishing off the basement. It will be two rooms each around 350 sq ft. My question is can I pull a third zone off of...
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answersI've lived in my house for almost 8 years with no complaints on my system. 2 years ago we had a professional come out as the pump had stopped. Today - I could h...
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answersI recently had my basement finished. The contractor was going to come back when the carpeting was done and open dampers so that we could begin using downstairs. ...
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answersHere is some background on my heat pump.This is the second winter since this unit was installed. The first winter every thing was fine and quite as can be. This...
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answersI have a Bryant model 396HAD downflow furnace and it started recycling every 30 seconds yesterday. This isn't the first time this has happened, but I don't know w...
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answersI own a coloniel style house that has only one heating zone, the thermostat is on the first floor. The first floor stays warm enough, but the bedrooms on the seco...
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answersI recently installed a Honeywell flowthrough humidifier on my Clare furnace. Contractor also installed a solenoid valve on the water line connected to the burner....
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answersA similar question was asked earlier about adding registers to existing soft ducts in the basement.I have two ac/heat pump units supplying my house, and judging f...
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answersI have a oil, forced hot water system. Upstairs, when the heat comes on, the pipes tend to bang a bit, not something that I want to listen to at 2AM. Is there a...
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answersWhere I live, LP is about the same as oil, and approx. 25% more than natural gas. Unlike oil, it doesn't stink. It's worth it for that alone.
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answersNeed Help Quickly, Please!!!!!I have a flat roof on the back part of my house. Last year I had a new roof installed. They used a rubber type of roofing that nee...
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answersWe are purchasing a home built in 1945, with an addition built in 1975. We weren't able to gain access to the addition until yesterday, 2 weeks before closing. ...
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