$79 for a Furnace Tune-Up and Water Testing from Harker Heating & Cooling ($190 Value)
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Trained specialists carefully inspect furnaces and test water to check that they're ready for winter
Furnaces and houses share a symbiotic relationship—the furnace supplies the house with heat, and the house supplies the furnace with protection from gangs of snowmen. Keep the heat on with today's Groupon: for $79, you get a furnace tune-up (a $140 value) and water testing (a $50 value) from Harker Heating & Cooling. Today's Groupon is only valid within their service area of Dane County.
During a furnace maintenance visit, Harker Heating & Cooling's specialists give homes' heating units a thorough examination. Components slated for inspection include the thermostat, blower assembly, air filter, vents, electrical connections, and safeties. Pilot lights, heat exchanges, and burners receive a careful cleaning to remove excess dust or illegal Greek fire. To improve the furnace's efficiency, a technician will lubricate chafed motors and bearings with a spritz of oil. After checking for gas leaks or evidence of carbon monoxide, Harker's staffers test the water and run the furnace through a complete cycle to ensure that it's ready for another prolonged struggle with Old Man Winter.
Trained specialists carefully inspect furnaces and test water to check that they're ready for winter
Furnaces and houses share a symbiotic relationship—the furnace supplies the house with heat, and the house supplies the furnace with protection from gangs of snowmen. Keep the heat on with today's Groupon: for $79, you get a furnace tune-up (a $140 value) and water testing (a $50 value) from Harker Heating & Cooling. Today's Groupon is only valid within their service area of Dane County.
During a furnace maintenance visit, Harker Heating & Cooling's specialists give homes' heating units a thorough examination. Components slated for inspection include the thermostat, blower assembly, air filter, vents, electrical connections, and safeties. Pilot lights, heat exchanges, and burners receive a careful cleaning to remove excess dust or illegal Greek fire. To improve the furnace's efficiency, a technician will lubricate chafed motors and bearings with a spritz of oil. After checking for gas leaks or evidence of carbon monoxide, Harker's staffers test the water and run the furnace through a complete cycle to ensure that it's ready for another prolonged struggle with Old Man Winter.