When I started up the furnace in the late fall, I wasn’t totally satisfied with performance, and the oil furnace is ancient & no longer putting out as much sizzling air.
There was a lot of dust pouring from the vents & an unpleasant burning-lint aroma, it made some odd noises, as the outside temperature has steadily dropped, the furnace has struggled to keep up with demand.
The home often feels chilly at evening. I am actually anxious about the furnace quitting & leaving my family without heat. The weather in my local area tends to be harshly frigid & snowy. It’s not unofficial for us to deal with blizzard conditions, imreasonable roads & rapidly decreasing temperatures well below zero. It might be strenuous to convince an HVAC business to come to my home for a repair, and what if the furnace is not able to be fixed? The system is nearly twenty years old. It could be impossible to find suitable substitutement parts. I would like not to be in a rush to get a new furnace installed. I’d need to accept whatever furnace was available rather than research & choose the ideal model. A new furnace is a sizable investment. I would like to take fortune of a oil furnace that provides high-efficiency operation, zone control & wireless accessibility. There are gas furnaces now that offer superior safety features, more consistent indoor temperature & fewer problems with overly dry air. I have decided that I need to call an HVAC business to complete a free estimate. I am planning to schedule the substitutement in the Spring. I just need to hope that the furnace can make it through another winter.