How much does it cost to replace a thermocouple on a furnace?
A thermocouple plays an important role in safety by checking if the pilot light is lit and shutting off the gas if it's not. If your thermocouple needs replacing, it will cost you between $150 to $250.
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What are the benefits of having a sewer cleanout?
As our drains and sewers page states, if you have a sewer cleanout installed, you will not have to take responsibility for the pipes between the cleanout and the main sewer line which will save you a lot of money if there is ever a problem with your sewer line. The municipal authority will take care of it for you. Having a sewer cleanout helps facilitate the inspection process of any clogged or broken pipes. It gives visual access for video inspections as well as an above-ground point for snaking or flushing clogged pipes.
How many BTUs does it take to heat a 1000 square foot house?
If you have a 1,000-square-foot house, you will need a furnace that produces 30,000 BTUs to heat it correctly.
This Anne. From the electrician company. Upon checking the schedule and trying to squeeze you into today's schedule, the soonest schedule we have is for tomorrow morning. Will that work out for you?
Can I call you back for it? If I don't find anyone sooner, we'll take it. We have a diagnostic fee, which pays for the electrician to travel to your home, inspect your unit and tell you what's wrong. That will be waived if you proceed with the repairs with us. So you're only calling for the service cost once the job is done.
Is it safe to use bleach on plastic dishes?
You can use chlorine bleach to get rid of marks on the plastic. For every cup of water, only mix in a tiny bit of bleach. Let the stuff you're trying to clean soak in the solution for one or two hours. Once the spots disappear, rinse the containers and pat them dry.
My outdoor unit makes some unusual noises on cold nights. Is there any reason to be concerned?
Not typically–on a cold night a heat pump’s outdoor coil will freeze and it must be defrosted to maintain the unit’s heating efficiency. During this process the system will shift modes and may make some loud “whooshing” noises.
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