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How to Maximize Your Furnace’s Lifespan

January 12, 2024

You can expect to replace the gas-fired furnace in your Las Vegas, NV home every 15 to 20 years. If you own an electric furnace instead, your heater might last up to three decades or longer. Proper sizing and installation, routine maintenance, and timely repairs all play parts in determining how long residential heating systems last. Staying on top of these things won’t just extend your furnace’s lifespan, it will also minimize the frequency and severity of problems along the way. Schedule Annual Furnace Maintenance Among the easiest ways to extend the lifespan of any heating

Troubleshooting Your Furnace: 6 Reasons Why It Keeps Shutting Off

December 7, 2023

During cold weather, your furnace is the unsung hero saving you from the torment of cold climates. Warming up your house and maintaining the perfect temperature are its primary jobs, and efficient furnaces handle them well. When your furnace is operating as it should, your home will be a cozy haven of warmth and security. If your hero drops the ball, however, you could be left out in the cold. You turn your furnace back on, but it switches off again. Frustration turns to worry and distress, and you have no idea why your heater has suddenly become unreliable.

Get Your Gas Furnace Ready for Winter

October 17, 2023

As seasons change, homeowners have to ensure their homes are ready for the upcoming weather. While many people will think about things like making sure the outside faucets are covered, there are also other tasks that need to be taken care of. For individuals who live in Las Vegas and the surrounding area, winters are a time that requires preparation to ensure your home can remain at a comfortable temperature. The coldest winter nights can dip to around 30 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit, so making sure the furnace is ready to warm up the home on

The Benefits and Drawbacks of Choosing a Gas Furnace

February 2, 2023

As state and national legislation increasingly target common home appliances, the value, availability, and benefits of choosing gas-fired options are all changing. For many years, gas furnaces were the top choice for home heating throughout much of the nation. However, with Las Vegas, NV working hard to track its carbon footprint and minimize its carbon emissions, it’s important to consider the benefits and drawbacks of these appliances before installing one. Life Expectancy of Gas vs. Electric Furnaces One of the first questions homeowners ask when choosing HVAC equipment is how long different heaters will

What Types of Heating Systems are There?

December 4, 2022

What Type of Heating System Will Be Best for Your Home? As the cold winter weather returns, you’ll want to have a well-functioning heating system in your home. While there are many options out there, it can be helpful to understand the various pros and cons of each system. This way, you can determine which one is best for your needs. Furnaces Furnaces are the most commonly used type of heating system in the United States. This heating system uses a blower fan to deliver heated air throughout your home via a network of ducting.

How to Increase Your Home’s Air Quality This Winter

November 16, 2022

Part of staying comfortable inside during the winter is taking care of the air quality. In many places, indoor air quality can decline in the winter unexpectedly. People go outside more often in the summer and typically allow the home to be ventilated regularly. As the temperatures drop and people stop going outside, that ventilation process suffers. Polar Air & Heating, Inc. offers many services that will help our customers take care of their indoor air quality during the winter. We have provided excellent services to the residents of Las Vegas since 1998 and offer cutting-edge products that will help you

How Often Should Furnace Filters Be Changed?

November 2, 2022

How Long Do Furnace Filters Last? You know you need to replace your furnace filter to keep your HVAC system working properly. But how often does it need replacing, and is it the same for everyone? Discover what’s commonly recommended, what variables influence filter life, the signs your filter needs replacing, and how to make sure you get the right one. Inaccurate Rule of Thumb Many variables influence how long your filter will last. However, if you talk to enough people or dig enough online, you’ll find what some people consider the golden rule of

Should I Use a Space Heater or a Furnace?

March 16, 2022

Customers in Las Vegas frequently ask us if a space heater is a good alternative to a furnace to keep their homes warm. Many believe that a space heater uses less energy than a gas furnace. However, that is not necessarily true. When evaluating the pros and cons of using a furnace versus a space heater, you need to consider the cost of electricity and gas in your area, the energy efficiency of your space heater, and the size of the area you want to heat. Comparing the Cost of Space Heaters Versus

7 Effective Ways to Prolong Your Furnace’s Lifespan

February 18, 2022

Furnaces are among the most important appliances in every American home. They are crucial in keeping us comfortable and warm throughout the winter season. According to industry information, the lifespan of many furnaces is 18 to 20 years. However, many of them break down earlier due to lack of maintenance or poor maintenance. Installing a new furnace is a huge investment. Therefore, it’s always a great idea to prepare your heating unit for winter, and doing so will also help maximize its life expectancy. Your furnace can last longer with proper maintenance and due diligence. A

Why Is My House Heating Unevenly?

February 4, 2022

If you’re like most Americans, you rely on your heating system to keep your family and home safe during the cold winter season. Most heating systems are controlled by one thermostat and will adequately heat all rooms of a home to a specific desired temperature. If you’ve noticed that your home has cold spots, it’s time to evaluate what’s causing that uneven heating and get it fixed before it gets worse. Closed/Obstructed Vents For your forced air heating system to work, there needs to be both a supply and return vent in each room of your

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