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If you’ve ever stood in front of your furnace and wondered why there are different efficiency ratings, you’re not alone. Most homeowners hear “80%” or “90%+” and assume it’s just a number on a sticker. In reality, that number has a lot to do with how your furnace is built, how much heat you actually

Matt C.
December 17, 2025

A poorly installed HVAC system can drain a homeowner’s wallet for years. One recent customer spent more than $3,000 replacing a failed compressor, added leak-stop products that didn’t solve the refrigerant loss, and was then quoted another $3,000 in repairs on a nine-year-old system. In the end, the system had to be replaced entirely —

Matt C.
December 15, 2025

https://youtu.be/e5MG3ug9oeU Introduction When a homeowner asks whether their six-year-old furnace needs a tune-up, the answer is almost always yes. A recent visit to a customer’s home showed exactly why: hidden gas leaks, airflow restrictions, improper installation shortcuts, and a severely clogged outdoor condenser were quietly costing them money and putting their safety at risk. A

Matt C.
December 11, 2025

A dirty furnace isn’t just inefficient — it can become genuinely unsafe. In the field, we routinely inspect systems that look perfectly fine from the outside but tell a very different story once the panel comes off. The transcript shared above captures exactly what happens when a furnace is allowed to operate with the wrong

Matt C.
December 8, 2025

Introduction A recent service call revealed a story that’s becoming all too common in the HVAC industry: a homeowner forced to replace a nine-year-old heat pump—not because the equipment was bad, but because it was installed improperly. The installer had placed it directly on concrete at ground level. In a snowy climate like Utah, that’s

Matt C.
November 21, 2025