Know When the Time Is Right

furnace repair Montrose, PA Is it time to replace the furnace in your Montrose, PA home, or do you just need to repair it? You can count on Ace-Robbins for both furnace installation and furnace service. We offer sales, installation, and repair services for boilers and furnaces at reasonable rates. We also sell and work with both heating oil and propane heating systems.

An Intro to Furnaces

A furnace is a forced air system. Furnaces burn a fuel like heating oil or propane to heat air that a blower fan then pushes through your home through a system of ducts that lead to vents.

Ace-Robbins only recommends the highest quality furnaces to our customers in Eastern Pennsylvania. Is it time to replace yours? Here are some signs it might be time to upgrade to a new more energy-efficient furnace:

If you’re not sure whether it’s time to replace your furnace, Ace-Robbins will perform a free, no-obligation furnace evaluation to help you decide.

Replacing Your Furnace

Few statements elicit homeowner panic quite like the words, “You need a new furnace.” The prospect of replacing this essential home appliance can be daunting, both financially and logistically. However, before you find yourself in a chilly predicament, it’s essential to consider whether replacing your furnace is truly worth it. Let’s explore some key factors to help you make an informed decision.

Pricing

Remember that prices vary based on factors like efficiency level, fuel type, and regional cost of living. If you’re in a similar situation, seek multiple furnace replacement bids to get an accurate picture.

Rebates

Rebates can significantly impact the overall cost of a furnace replacement. Always check for rebates or incentives available from your energy provider or furnace manufacturer.

Efficiency

While the upfront cost of a new furnace can be a budget-buster, consider the long-term benefits. Newer models often come with improved energy efficiency, which can lead to lower monthly operating expenses. Calculate the potential savings over time to determine if the investment is worthwhile. Remember that a well-maintained furnace will function efficiently and safely for many years, so weigh the ongoing costs against the benefits.

Is It Time to Replace Your Furnace?

The lifespan of a furnace varies, but generally, it should last between 15 and 30 years. Factors like brand, quality, and maintenance play a role. If your furnace is nearing the end of its life, frequent repairs may become costly. Consider its performance—does it keep your home comfortable? If not, explore replacement options. Sometimes, even if a repair seems feasible, upgrading to a new, more reliable furnace can be a smarter choice in the long run.

The Bottom Line

So, is it worth replacing your furnace? Replacing your furnace is a significant decision. Don’t rush it—research, seek professional advice, and weigh the costs and benefits. A well-informed choice ensures your home stays warm and cozy for years to come. And remember, Ace-Robbins will perform a free, no-obligation furnace evaluation to help you decide.

Do you live in Eastern Pennsylvania? Contact Ace-Robbins today to learn more or schedule a free furnace evaluation.

Is Your Boiler Ready for Replacement?

radiators Laceyville, PA Winter has already thrown some strong punches at Eastern Pennsylvania. That may make you appreciate your heating system even more. If you have a boiler, then you also have radiators.

Radiators have been a popular heating solution for many years, but are they outdated? No. Radiators have been around for over a century and have been used in many homes to provide warmth during the winter months. They are still a popular choice for many homeowners today, but there are some minor downsides to using radiators.

One of the main drawbacks of radiators is that they can be quite bulky and take up a lot of space in a room. This can be a problem if you have a small home or apartment. Additionally, radiators can be quite noisy, especially if they are old and need to be repaired or replaced. They can also be difficult to clean and maintain, which can be a hassle for some homeowners. However modern radiators address most of these drawbacks by being more compact, protected by a grate, and less noisy.

Advantages Of Radiators

However, radiators have some advantages as well. Radiators are still a popular choice for many homeowners because working in conjunction with a boiler, they are very effective at heating a room. That’s important when you love in Eastern Pennsylvania and face a lot of bitterly cold days during the winter.

Radiators are also relatively inexpensive to install and can be used with a variety of different heating systems. Additionally, radiators are very durable and can last for many years with proper maintenance. Furthermore, radiators are ideal for anyone with allergies or with concerns about their indoor air quality. That’s because radiators don’t blow air and therefore can’t blow dust, allergens, or any other unwanted irritants into your air.

In conclusion, radiators are not outdated. Older models do have some minor drawbacks, but radiators in general offer a number of advantages as well. The biggest of which is very effective heating. If you are considering installing radiators in your Laceyville, PA home, be sure to choose a reputable company that can provide you with high-quality products and services like Ace-Robbins can. We offer new high-efficiency boilers that will help you save on your energy bills.

Signs Your Boiler Needs to Be Replaced

On average, a boiler can be expected to last 15 to 20 years. If yours is 15 years or older, it’s time to consider a replacement, especially if your boiler is giving signs that it is on its last legs.

Here are some signs it may be time to replace your boiler:

  1. Your boiler is getting old.
  2. Your boiler is using more energy.
  3. Your boiler is failing more frequently.
  4. Your boiler is producing a yellow flame (gas burners) or black soot (oil boilers).
  5. Your boiler is leaking.
  6. Your boiler is not making your home consistently comfortable.

Expert heating service is a must. And you can trust Ace-Robbins with your boiler maintenance. If you enroll in an Ace-Robbins service plan, you’ll automatically get an annual maintenance tune-up for your boiler plus some additional benefits. During the tune-up, we’ll find and address any issues before they become more serious.

Trust Ace-Robbins

Ace-Robbins proudly serves our customers in Bradford, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Susquehanna, Sullivan, and Wyoming County.

Join our family of satisfied customers today. Contact Ace-Robbins for more information or to enroll in a service plan.

Discover 4 Big Benefits of Gas Fireplaces

gas fireplace Wyalusing, PA We’re in the thick of winter now. This is the season where you’re looking for ways to stay warm and cozy in your Eastern Pennsylvania home. Ace-Robbins has the answer. We sell and install propane gas fireplaces, propane gas fireplace inserts, and gas log sets.

Let’s take a closer look at the gas logs fireplaces use.

What Is a Gas Log?

As opposed to the wood that burns in a traditional fireplace, a gas fireplace uses gas logs that include piping and logs made of ceramic (or sometimes cement). The piping directs the propane gas through holes in the logs. Once ignited, the propane produces a steady flame by burning harmlessly on the surface of the ceramic logs.

Getting a fire started with a gas log is much easier than getting a traditional fire started. Gas logs can be ignited with the turn of a knob or the push of a button on a remote control. It really is that simple!

Gas Logs vs. Firewood

Propane gas fireplaces, inserts, and gas log sets have a lot to offer. Here are a few of the benefits you’ll enjoy especially as compared to firewood:

  1. Convenience: Make gathering wood, searching for matches or a lighter, and sweeping up ashes things of the past. Simply click “on” to enjoy your fire and “off” when you’re done. It couldn’t be easier.
  2. Aesthetics: Today’s propane hearths produce realistic flames and come in a range of designs and finishes—just choose your favorite. They make a beautiful addition to any room.
  3. Safety: A propane gas fireplace doesn’t generate embers, doesn’t contain unstable log piles, and doesn’t leave any dangerous creosote buildup in your chimney like firewood does. Maintained properly, it will provide safe heat for years to come.
  4. Savings: Propane fireplaces are four to five times more efficient than wood fireplaces. That means you don’t need to spend as much to stay warm with a propane fireplace versus a wood fireplace. You’ll also save money on maintenance, because propane fireplaces cost less to maintain and don’t require chimney cleaning services either.

Propane Hearth Products from Ace-Robbins

If you already have a wood-burning fireplace, you can still enjoy the benefits of a propane hearth product with a propane log set or propane fireplace insert. Whatever you choose, Ace-Robbins will see that your hearth product is expertly installed and maintained so you and your family can enjoy it for years to come.

If you don’t have a fireplace at all, now is a great time to explore getting a propane fireplace installed. It’s more affordable than you think. And the experts at Ace-Robbins can help you choose the product that will best suit your home’s needs and your preferences. Then we’ll get it installed quickly and safely so you can start enjoying it right away.

Note: If you have a Propane Heat Maintenance Plan with Ace-Robbins, you can add coverage for your propane gas fireplace and protect your investment.

Contact Ace-Robbins today for more information or to request a free estimate on a propane hearth product that will fit your Wyalusing, PA home and lifestyle.

Get To Know Propane

propane Wysox, PA Propane is a popular choice in Eastern Pennsylvania homes like yours. That’s because propane offers a lot of benefits. Let’s take a closer look at what propane is, where it comes from, and why it’s so popular.

An Intro to Propane

Where does propane come from? According to the U.S. Department of Energy, most of the propane used in America is made in North America.

How is propane made? Propane is produced during natural gas processing and petroleum refining.

Is propane a liquid or a gas? Propane is usually compressed and stored as a liquid. For this reason, it is often referred to as liquefied petroleum gas, LPG or LP—for short.

Now that we’ve taken a closer look at what propane is and where it comes from, let’s take a closer look at what makes it so popular. Propane offers a number of benefits. Some of what makes propane so popular is the fact that it is versatile, eco-friendly, accessible, safe, and efficient.

Propane Is Versatile

There’s so much propane can do in and around your Wysox, PA home. It can safely and efficiently power appliances inside and outside your home. It offers a professional level of temperature control when cooking. It also powers appliances like water heaters and clothes dryers (and does so more efficiently than electricity). Propane also has a lot of commercial applications. It’s used on construction sites as well as in warehouses and factories for things like heating and generators. And because propane produces low, nontoxic emissions, it’s a popular choice for indoor forklifts, torches, and welding equipment.

Propane Is Eco-Friendly

Propane is actually one of the cleanest-burning options for fuel. For example, according to the Renewable Propane Alliance, using a propane generator versus one that uses diesel or gasoline results in fewer greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, homes powered by propane produce 30% less carbon dioxide (CO2) than all-electric homes.

Additionally, in the rare event of a leak, propane doesn’t pose a danger to the environment. It doesn’t damage the air, soil, water, plants, or water-based organisms. It simply dissipates. It also won’t damage your home or property in any way.

Propane Is Accessible

America has an abundant supply of propane. In fact, most of the propane we deliver comes from right here in Pennsylvania! Furthermore, you can always have ample access to propane for your home because you can easily and safely store it on your property. You’re not at the mercy of a utility like natural gas customers are. And using propane helps reduce our country’s dependence on foreign oil.

Propane Is Safe

With propane, you can have peace of mind. The strict propane handling guidelines enforced by the National Fire Protection Association have helped propane to maintain a strong safety record. Propane is less combustible than other fuels. It’s also nontoxic. And when Ace-Robbins is your propane provider, you’re in good hands because we always put safety first.

Propane Is Efficient

Propane appliances deliver more value than their electric counterparts because they operate more efficiently and thereby reduce energy costs. Modern propane heating systems can be up to 98% efficient. Propane water heaters work faster than electric water heaters. The same is true of propane clothes dryers. That saves time, money, and energy.

Propane Delivery from Ace-Robbins

You can rely on Ace-Robbins for safe, reliable, and affordable propane delivery. We proudly serve our Eastern Pennsylvania customers from Bradford to Wyoming county, from Lackawanna to Luzerne, and from Susquehanna to Sullivan. We also deliver, install, and monitor propane tanks.

Join our family of satisfied customers today. Contact Ace-Robbins for more information on propane delivery or propane tank installation and monitoring.

Equip Your Home for Power Outages

generators towanda, pa Here in eastern Pennsylvania, we’re vulnerable to power outages all year long. In the summer you need to worry about thunderstorms. In the winter, there are ice and snowstorms to contend with. And there are plenty of non-weather-related events (like a car accident knocking down power lines or an electrical grid failure) that can leave you and your family’s home in the dark. Chances are you’ve considered adding a generator to your home. You may be contemplating a portable generator or a standby generator—also called a whole-house generator. Let’s take a look at the differences.

Portable vs Standby Generators

There are a number of differences between a portable and a standby generator. Let’s take a look at several of them:

The frequency of power outages has been steadily increasing over the past few decades. As a homeowner, you can gain peace of mind and prepare your home for the unexpected by investing in a propane whole-house generator. And Ace-Robbins provides both generator installation and propane delivery.

Benefits of a Whole-House Backup Generator

Whole-house generators keep the electrical items in your Towanda, PA home running with minimal interruption. Less than one minute after the power goes out, your generator will kick into gear and start powering your entire HVAC system and all your home’s electrical appliances. Having a whole-house generator means you’ll be able to do more than just keep the lights on; you will also be able to keep your family safe and comfortable and protect your home and valuables in the following ways:

  1. Protect your food. Your fridge and freezer will still be working and so will your stove and oven. That means no food needs to spoil and you can keep cooking.
  2. Protect your home. You’ll avoid expensive water damage because you’ll still be able to use your electric-powered sump-pump. During the winter months, since your home heating system will still be working, you’ll avoid the stress and expense of frozen or burst pipes.
  3. Protect your loved ones and valuables. With your generator running, your home security system will continue to protect your household. In addition, if anyone in your home depends on medical equipment, a whole-house generator will keep it up and running.
  4. Stay connected. Keep all your important electronic devices charged. Stay connected, informed, and entertained while you and your family ride out the storm.
  5. Stay comfortable. If the power goes out during a heatwave, your generator will make sure your home’s AC continues to keep your home comfortably cool. In the winter months, even if you have a gas furnace or boiler, you need electricity for important components, including safety monitoring and ignition systems. So, without electricity, your home can’t stay warm during cold weather. A whole-house generator solves that problem.

How Much Propane Do You Need?

As a general rule of thumb, you should have enough propane in your tank to keep your generator running for one week if there’s a power outage.

Whenever you need more propane, contact Ace-Robbins to schedule your next propane delivery or sign up for automatic delivery. You can rely on us for safe, reliable, and affordable propane delivery.

Go with Ace Robbins

If you’re in Clarks Summit, Towanda, or Lake Winola, Pennsylania, let Ace-Robbins help you get peace of mind with a Generac whole-house backup generator and reliable propane delivery.

Contact Ace-Robbins today to learn more.

Is It Time for a New One?

water heater Take a moment to fully appreciate how hard your water heater works. Water heating accounts for roughly 20% of your energy bills. It’s easy to take your water heater for granted until something goes wrong, but your water heater works very hard to keep your family clean and comfortable by heating water for bathing, washing hands, cleaning dishes, washing clothes, and more.

Unfortunately, your water heater won’t last forever. Is it time to replace yours? Ace-Robbins is here for you. We’ll meet with you to discuss your household’s needs. We’ll explain the different options available to you. And we’ll provide you with a completely free estimate for water heater installation.

Signs of Water Heater Failure

Don’t wait until your water heater breaks down to replace it. When a water heater fails, it can cause thousands of dollars in water damage. Additionally, you’ll be without hot water until your new water heater is installed. You can save yourself a lot of stress and expense by keeping an eye on your water heater and making sure it’s doing its job properly. If it isn’t, call the experts at Ace-Robbins.

Fortunately, water heater breakdowns don’t usually happen without any warning. There are usually some clear signs of trouble first. Here are five signs your water heater probably isn’t doing its job:

  1. An energy bill increase. If there’s an increase in your energy bills that can’t be explained by an increase in fuel prices or an increase in your hot water usage, then your water heater may be to blame. Water heaters lose efficiency as they get older. Upgrading to a new, highly efficient water heater could save you a lot of money over time.
  2. Leaks or rusty water. If you notice puddles under your tank or if it starts producing rusty water, that’s a sign of corrosion. This problem is particularly common with steel tanks. Leaks and rust are not problems you can afford to ignore. They’re both signs that your water tank is probably very close to breaking down completely.
  3. Hard water stains. Hard water stains show up as white marks on your silverware and glassware after they’ve gone through the dishwasher. Having hard water usually means there is a lime buildup in your tank. A lime buildup in your tank can decrease your water heater’s efficiency and shorten its lifespan.
  4. Weird noises. If you hear growling or gurgling sounds coming from your storage tank, it’s probably due to a build-up of sediment in the tank. This is not a problem you should ignore because ignoring it for too long will lead to serious problems that require expensive repairs or premature replacement.
  5. Your water heater’s age. A well-maintained water heater should last approximately 10 years. Once it reaches that age, even if your water heater isn’t showing any signs of trouble, it is still a good idea to replace it. Your new water heater will run more efficiently and reliably—saving you money on your energy bills.

Product Recommendations

Ace-Robbins can provide water heater installation and service for all makes and models of traditional, tankless, and indirect water heaters. However, we recommend the following brands and models:

Your choices don’t end there. Ace-Robbins services and installs all of the top brands of water heaters. In addition to high-efficiency tankless water heaters, you can also choose from traditional tank storage water heaters and indirect water heaters that work with your boiler.

We’re Here for You

Ace-Robbins is here for our customers in Bradford, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Susquehanna, Sullivan, and Wyoming County.

Contact Ace-Robbins today for more information on water heaters or to request a free estimate.

An Intro to Heating Oil

heating oil Lackawanna county, az It’s December and the heating season is in full swing. Northeastern Pennsylvania has already seen some very frigid days. This is the season when your furnace or boiler is called on to work harder and harder to keep you and your family comfortably cozy and warm. As a result, you’ll see your need for heating oil increase.

If you’re an Ace-Robbins customer, you’ve got a heating oil provider you can trust. Our dependable and affordable heating oil delivery will keep you warm all winter long.

Ace-Robbins delivers ultra-low-sulfur heating oil that burns more cleanly than traditional heating oil and produces fewer emissions. So you can feel good about using it in your Pennsylvania home. Let’s take a closer look at what heating oil is.

What Is Heating Oil?

Heating oil comes from crude oil that has gone through a refining process called distillation. During the process of distillation, hydrocarbons are removed from the crude oil and become a substance that can be further purified and blended to make the heating oil that fuels your home’s furnace or boiler.

As we mentioned earlier, Ace-Robbins delivers an ultra-low-sulfur heating oil that’s cleaner and more efficient than traditional heating oil. It’s good for your budget and the environment. It should also help your heating system last longer and need fewer repairs.

How Do You Read Your Oil Tank Gauge?

Especially if you haven’t signed up for Ace-Robbins’ automatic delivery service, keeping an eye on your heating oil level is very important. It’s important that your tank is never allowed to run empty. When that happens, debris can clog your oil filters. That can reduce the efficiency of your heating system or cause it to fail. So by keeping enough oil in your tank, you can avoid some very costly problems as well as a no-heat emergency.

You’ll need to check your gauge with more frequency the colder it gets, because your heating system will be using more and more heating oil to keep you and your family warm.

Here’s how to check your heating oil level:

  1. Look for a clear glass or plastic cylinder near the top of the tank. It should look like your car’s fuel gauge with the following symbols: F, ¾, ½, and ¼. There should be a red marker or float indicating the tank’s fuel level. If it’s not visible, you tank is either empty or almost empty.
  2. Make sure the gauge is working properly. Remove the outer case and gently press down on the float. It should bob back up to where it was. If it doesn’t, the gauge isn’t working properly, and you should call for service.
  3. Read the heating oil gauge the same way you would your car’s fuel gauge. F stands for full. And each fraction tells you how much of your tank has heating oil in it.
  4. When your gauge gets close to ¼, it’s time to order more fuel. The colder it gets and the larger your home is, the faster your heating system will go through oil and the sooner you should order more.

Count on Ace-Robbins

At Ace-Robbins, we keep up with the latest developments in heating fuel and equipment to best serve our customers from Bradford to Wyoming county, from Lackawanna to Luzerne, and from Susquehanna to Sullivan. We offer our customers high quality fuel and quick and reliable service.

If you haven’t already, make Ace-Robbins your heating oil provider and enjoy the benefits of using superior ultra-low-sulfur heating oil.

Contact Ace-Robbins today for more information or to schedule your next heating oil delivery.

Is Your Heating System Ready for Winter?

boiler service  Bradford county, pa Winter is knocking on the door as temperatures in Northeastern Pennsylvania have gotten significantly colder. And even colder days are on the way. If you haven’t yet, now is a good time to refamiliarize yourself with your heating system and make sure it’s ready to keep you and your family warm all winter long.

You can count on Ace-Robbins for your comfort. We install and service boilers and furnaces. We also offer both our oil heat and propane customers heating service plans that include an annual preventative maintenance tune-up. Enrollment reduces the risk of an unexpected problem and keeps your heating system operating at peak efficiency for maximum energy savings.

Is It a Boiler or a Furnace?

Hopefully you already know that boilers and furnaces are two different things. They serve the same purpose (keeping your home warm), but they accomplish it differently.

Not sure whether you’re dealing with a boiler or a furnace? It’s pretty easy to tell the difference. Just look for radiators or vents in the home. If a home has radiators (or baseboards), then it also has a boiler. If a home has vents, then it also has a furnace.

An Intro to Boilers

What is a boiler?

A boiler is a hydronic heating system. Hydronic refers to the transfer of heat by circulating water or water vapor (steam) in a closed system of pipes. Your boiler uses hot water or steam to heat your home.

How do boilers work?

A hot water boiler burns fuel to heat water that is then pumped through pipes to baseboards, radiators, in-floor radiant tubing, or other sealed hydronic devices throughout your Northeastern Pennsylvania home. Then the water returns to the unit and the cycle continues.

With a steam boiler, the process is very similar. However, the water is converted to steam before circulating throughout your home.

What are the benefits of having a boiler?

There are a number of reasons people like and choose boilers for their home. Boilers offer the following benefits: Boilers run fairly quietly. And because they don’t rely on fans or blowers, they don’t add any dust, dirt, or allergens to the air. That’s ideal for anyone with allergies or respiratory concerns.

What is the life expectancy of a boiler?

How long do boilers last? On average, 15 to 20 years. If yours is 15 years or older, it’s time to consider a replacement, especially if your boiler is giving signs it’s on the outs.

Signs Your Boiler Needs to Be Replaced

Here are some signs it may be time to replace your boiler:

Expert heating service is a must. And you can trust Ace-Robbins with your boiler maintenance. If you enroll in an Ace-Robbins service plan, you’ll automatically get an annual maintenance tune-up for your boiler plus some additional benefits. During the tune-up, we’ll find and address any issues before they become more serious.

Trust Ace-Robbins

Ace-Robbins proudly serves our customers in Bradford, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Susquehanna, Sullivan, and Wyoming County.

Join our family of satisfied customers today. Contact Ace-Robbins for more information or to enroll in a service plan.

Get cozy with a convenient and efficient fireplace!

fireplaces Wyoming county, pa Winter is just around the corner. There’s already a chill in the air, and it’s only going to get colder. Instead of looking to beat the heat like you did during the summer months, you’ll soon be looking for ways to stay warm and cozy.

If you’re looking for a way to add cozy comfort to your Northeastern Pennsylvania home, consider a gas fireplace. Who doesn’t like to gather around a fire, especially on a chilly winter day?

Are you worried that it will be complicated to integrate a gas fireplace into your home? Don’t be. There is a type that will work for you.

First, let’s answer a question. Do gas fireplaces have to be vented? No. There are direct-vent, natural-vent, and ventless propane fireplaces, and Ace-Robbins offers installation services and repairs for all three. In addition, Ace-Robbins sells and installs propane fireplace inserts and gas log sets. Ace-Robbins also offers a gas fireplace service plan to help you protect your investment.

Gas Logs vs. Firewood

If you’re debating using a traditional fireplace versus propane, here are some things you should know. Propane fireplaces, inserts, and gas log sets have a lot to offer. Here are a few of the benefits you’ll enjoy:

Propane Hearth Products from Ace-Robbins

If you already have a wood-burning fireplace, you can still enjoy the benefits of a propane hearth product with a propane log set or propane fireplace insert. Whatever you choose, Ace-Robbins will see that your hearth product is expertly installed and maintained so you and your family can enjoy it for years to come.

If you don’t have a fireplace at all, now is a great time to explore getting a propane fireplace installed. It’s more affordable than you think. And the experts at Ace-Robbins can help you choose the product that will best suit your needs and preferences. Then we’ll get it installed quickly and safely so you can start enjoying it the first cool night of the season.

With the power of propane, you’ll end up with a cozy fireside experience at the click of a button and with no clean-up to worry about. How could you say no to that?

Contact Ace-Robbins today for more information or to request a free estimate on a propane hearth product that will fit your home and lifestyle.

Home Heating FAQs

furnace filter Towanda, pa Fall is in full swing in Northeastern Pennsylvania. That means winter is just around the corner and you’ll soon be relying even more on your heating system. Do you have a general understanding of your home’s heating system? Keep reading to find out.

Lots of people use the words “furnace” and “boiler” interchangeably, but they’re not the same. They’re both capable of heating your home, but they go about it in different ways.

Is It a Boiler or a Furnace?

Here’s a quick and easy way to tell which type of heating system a home has. Just look for radiators or vents. If a home has radiators (or baseboards), then it also has a boiler. If a home has vents, then it has a furnace.

You can count on Ace-Robbins for boiler installation, boiler service, furnace installation, and furnace service. We offer sales, installation, and repair services for boilers and furnaces at reasonable rates. We sell and work with both heating oil and propane heating systems.

Let’s take a closer look at furnaces.

An Intro to Furnaces

A furnace is a forced air system. Furnaces burn a fuel like heating oil or propane to heat air that a blower fan then pushes through your home through a system of ducts that lead to vents.

Ace-Robbins only recommends the highest quality furnaces to our customers.

Do I Need a New Furnace?

Is it time to replace your furnace? Here are some signs it might be time to upgrade to a new more energy-efficient furnace:

If you’re not sure whether it’s time to replace your furnace, Ace-Robbins will perform a free, no-obligation furnace evaluation to help you decide.

Furnace Benefits

Furnaces are a popular heating system among homeowners like you in Northeastern Pennsylvania. There are several advantages to having a furnace.

Here are some of the benefits to having a furnace:

Furnace Maintenance: Filters

Proper maintenance is an important part of keeping your furnace working as efficiently as possible and for as long as possible. One piece of furnace maintenance is replacing the filter. How often you should replace your furnace filter depends on how thick it is.

Here are the general guidelines for changing filters based on their thickness:

Whether you’re ready to upgrade to a new furnace or need maintenance or repairs for the one you already have, you can trust your heating system to the pros at Ace-Robbins.

Contact Ace-Robbins today and join our family of satisfied customers.

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