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Season Control HVAC provides expert furnace blower repair and maintenance services, ensuring efficient heating operation. The furnace blower is an essential component responsible for circulating warm air throughout your home. Regular maintenance of the blower motor, fan blades, and other parts ensures proper airflow and system efficiency. Whether your blower is making strange noises, not operating, or simply needs a tune-up, our expert technicians deliver professional service to restore your furnace’s functionality.

How to Tell if the Blower Motor Capacitor is Bad

Is your furnace blower not working as it should? The problem could be a bad blower motor capacitor.

December 8, 2023

Close-up of a furnace installation endcap being securely attached to the ductwork system. The endcap is an important part of the furnace installation, ensuring that the air distribution system is properly sealed and operates efficiently. Season Control HVAC provides professional furnace installation services to ensure all components, including endcaps and ducts, are installed correctly for optimal heating performance.

Will the Furnace Shut Off If the Filter is Dirty?

Are you worried about your furnace shutting off unexpectedly? Many homeowners are unaware that a dirty air filter

December 8, 2023

An old, rusty boiler in need of retrofitting, highlighting the importance of upgrading outdated HVAC systems for improved efficiency. Older boilers can lose efficiency over time due to rust, corrosion, and aging components, leading to higher energy consumption and increased repair costs. Retrofitting older systems with modern, energy-efficient components can help restore performance, lower energy bills, and improve overall comfort. Season Control HVAC specializes in retrofitting older heating systems to extend their lifespan and enhance efficiency.

How To Clean a Boiler System

Boilers accumulate soot, debris, and other impurities over time that can significantly hamper their performance. Cleaning them might

September 29, 2023

Hands replacing a dirty air filter in an air conditioning unit, demonstrating the importance of regular maintenance for system efficiency and improved indoor air quality.

What Is an Electrostatic Air Filter?

In our years of serving the Los Angeles community, the topic of air filters often emerges, especially when

September 29, 2023

Can a Dirty Furnace Filter Cause No Heat?

A dirty furnace filter can cause no heat. When clogged with debris and dust, the filter restricts airflow,

September 29, 2023

How Long Does a Furnace Blower Motor Last? Understanding its Lifespan

The furnace blower motor is the heart of your heating system, tirelessly circulating warm air throughout your home

September 29, 2023

7 Warning Signs Your AC Compressor is Failing

Detailed shot of an HVAC zone damper inside ductwork, showcasing the technical components and wiring. No people are present in the image.

How to Reset the Zone Damper?

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How to Tell if the Blower Motor Capacitor is Bad

Will the Furnace Shut Off If the Filter is Dirty?

How To Clean a Boiler System

What Is an Electrostatic Air Filter?

Can a Dirty Furnace Filter Cause No Heat?

How Long Does a Furnace Blower Motor Last? Understanding its Lifespan

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