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		<title>Winter is Here!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When i woke up this morning I could tell winter was on its way. Have you thought about a Heating System inspection? Our heating system inspections include: Inspect the heat exchanger and the venting – To make sure that exhaust and carbon monoxide are not getting into your home or work space Clean and adjust [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When i woke up this morning I could tell winter was on its way. Have you thought about a Heating System inspection?</p>
<p>Our heating system inspections include:</p>
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<li> Inspect the heat exchanger and the venting – To make sure that exhaust and carbon monoxide are not getting into your home or work space</li>
<li> Clean and adjust the burners and the pilot – Carbon monoxide and soot are produced by dirty or improperly adjusted burners</li>
<li> Clean the sensors – Dirty sensors are the number one reason for furnaces to shut down in the winter</li>
<li> Inspect the combustion air system – Blocked or improper combustion air ducts can create unsafe furnace operations</li>
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<p>It&#8217;s a great idea to make sure your furnace is ready for the winter now so you know you have heat when you need it.</p>
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