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Gas Furnaces Articles

Troubleshooting Your Furnace When it Stops Working
Troubleshooting your furnace stops working can help you keep your home warm. Browse Ingram's Water & Air for furnaces if your home needs an upgrade.
Furnace Flue Pipes: Installation, Inspection, and Care
A furnace flue pipe removes harmful gases from your home's air. Ensure your flue pipe is properly installed, regularly inspected and adequately cared for.
How Does a 95% AFUE Gas Furnace Work?
It's well known that a 95% AFUE gas furnace is highly efficient, but how does one work? If you've been considering buying one, click here to learn more.
How Long is an Average Furnace Life?
Knowing the signs of an aging furnace will help you understand when it needs to be repaired, or when it needs to be replaced.
Gas Furnace Maintenance: What's Involved?
Staying on top of your furnace maintenance schedule will extend its life and improve its operation. Learn what entails furnace service here.
What Size Furnace Do I Need?
Choosing the right size of furnace is extremely important, because it's the deciding factor for a comfortable, cost-effective winter season.
Difference Between Upflow and Downflow Furnaces
The difference between upflow furnaces and downflow furnaces has to do with the direction of airflow through the furnace and into the home. Read more...
How Does a Furnace Work?
How does a furnace work? Consider this your guide to everything you should know about using propane, electric, or a gas furnace in cold climates.
Is a 96% AFUE Gas Furnace Worth the Money?
A 96% AFUE gas furnace is top of the line, powerful, and efficient. But most importantly, is it worth your money? Or is it just a lot of hot air?
What Is A Good AFUE Rating?
You need a new furnace. Do you know what AFUE rating you want? Do you even know what that means? Don't worry, we can translate HVAC into English.
Propane Furnace Questions Answered
A propane furnace can be a very effective tool to heat your home all winter long. If you've got questions about them, we've got answers!
Gas Furnace Efficiency & How to Measure It
Gas furnace efficiency is a major factor when it comes to determining the cost of keeping your home cozy and warm on a cold winter day.
New Year, Old Furnace Headache
It's a brand new year, but do you still have the same old furnace headache? Now is the best time to invest in a new furnace to stay comfortable all winter.
Gas Safety Tips to Avoid Burning Your House Down
Natural gas power is a great way to stay warm, but it must be respected. Here are a few gas safety tips to keep your family safe this winter.
Proper Furnace Maintenance is Critical!
Most Americans rely on a furnace to keep them warm in winter, but too few understand the importance of proper furnace maintenance.
Is a Gas Furnace Cheaper than Electric Heat?
When you're trying to choose your next winter heating solution, you may ask yourself, "Is a gas furnace cheaper than using electric?" Good question!
Two-Stage Gas Furnace: Good Value or Best Value?
A two-stage gas furnace is one of the most effective tools available to keep your home warm all winter long. Invest now to save for decades.
When Your Gas Furnace Is Not Heating Enough
When the gas furnace is not heating enough to keep your family warm, that's a problem. The cause could be simple and easy to fix. Or not.
Gas Heating for Less than $1000
Gas heating is an effective and efficient way to stay warm, but gas furnaces can be expensive. Here are some reliable options all for under $1000.
So, What is a Gas Furnace?
The gas furnace has been the most popular American heating system for decades. How do they work? And are they still worth the investment?
Winter Heat: Boiler, Furnace, or Heat Pump?
Above a certain latitude, everyone wants a way to get winter heat in their home, but what's the best way to do it: gas furnace, boiler or heat pump?

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