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With summer approaching, you should know the signs you need a new air conditioner. You don't want your air conditioner to break unexpectedly, leaving you hot and sweaty. Knowing the signs that your air conditioner is worn out can save you from being surprised when...
Spring is finally here! However, spring can be unpredictable - you may need the furnace for quite some time, or you may need your air conditioner sooner than you expected. To get your air conditioner ready for the warmer weather, you need to do...
Here are three reasons your energy bill may keep going up. Contact the experts at Eubanks Air Conditioning & Appliance Service to learn more....
Heat exchangers are one of the most critical — yet frequently overlooked — furnace components. A heat exchanger makes possible the transfer of heat from your furnace to the air of your home, but it keeps toxic exhaust gases safely sequestered. Over time, however, such...
Furnaces rely on the close conjunction of a multitude of different components, each with its own specialized function. When a component experiences failure or becomes damaged, the furnace will often stop running. Yet in other cases, a defective component may have a more subtle effect,...
Furnaces last between 15 and 20 years on average. You may assume you can just keep using your furnace until it stops heating your home. However, it's usually best to replace a furnace before it fails completely so you're not left without heat for a...
This post lists six ways you can lower your energy bill this winter. Contact Eubanks Air Conditioning & Appliance Service for more information....
The warm days of summer are being replaced by cool morning and windy afternoons, and that means it's time to cover your central air conditioner and switch on your furnace. However, there is more to turning your furnace on than simply flipping a switch....
The weather can be very unpredictable in the United States, especially during the winter months. If your gas furnace isn't ready to take on these unpredictable changes, it could fail. In addition, the inside of your home could become as cold as the weather outside,...