By Patt Phils April 05, 2017
The sales guy explained everything I needed to know about my new furnace and made sure the technicians had everything they needed before he came to install. ...read more
By GaryLight July 17, 2015
The people at the office of Bell Brothers are so friendly as well as the technical people. I just can't say enough so thank you, thank you, and thank you some more! ...read more
By Glen321 June 11, 2015
The two installers did a great job,were very polite and courteous. Enjoyed visiting with them. Very professional ...read more
A hot water heater just is not one of those features of people’s homes that they think of a lot. It isn't that it is anyone’s fault, it’s simply not very noticeable or requiring of people’s attention most of the time. However, don't be tempted into being entirely dismissive of this important part of your home’s plumbing system. Just like with any other piece of machinery, a water heating system requires a certain amount of regular care and maintenance to ensure that it is operating at maximum efficiency and sustainability. If you want to improve those two things, pay attention to these suggestions from Green’s Appliance, Heating, and Cooling. They have plenty of experience repairingDes Moines, Iowa water heaters. Things To Know You'd be shocked at exactly how lots of people don't have any idea where their water heater can be found. You'd think that a contraption that huge would be hard to miss, but once again, it's normally out of the way. You don't want to discover the location of your hot water heating system by following where the flood of water originated from. It is much better to locate it before something goes wrong. The first areas to check would be your basement if you have one or in a location which has a lot of plumbing. The second and probably most important thing is to know just how to switch off the water. If something does go awry and the tank bursts or it has a drip in it somewhere, you will want to know what to do to get the river to stop flowing. Clearly, you'll also want to know how to turn off the water so you can do that before doing any kind of repair work on it. You will usually find a shut-off valve above the heating unit near the cold side of the piping. It also would not hurt to find out where to turn off the main water line to the house as well. Although any newly installed large appliance like a water heater will possess a shut-off valve which can be operated by hand, older units might need a special tool to flip it off. Keep one handy, if not permanently fastened to the water heater, so that you can make the quick moves needed in an emergency situation. The third and most technical thing to know is what sort of water heater you have got in your house. There are all sorts of things to consider that may be valuable information down the road. You ought to know if your water heater has a storage tank or if it's a tankless hot water unit. You should also find out if it's electric, natural gas, or propane powered. If yours is powered by gas or propane, you must know where the shut-off switch is for the fuel line. Obviously, that is important in an emergency situation. Things To Do In addition to the things that you should know regarding the water heating system, there is also a number of things that can be done to avoid emergencywater heating system repair in Des Moines, Iowa. First, make sure that there's not a lot of stuff piled around the unit. If the unit springs a leak, you won't catch it as rapidly if your view of it is blocked by the boxes of junk that customarily fill a basement. It is particularly crucial to keep stuff away from a gas-powered hot water heater because of the fire hazard and the possibility of obstructed airflow influencing the unit’s efficiency. Next, do not forget to drain a few gallons out every once in a while to check for a buildup of sediment. You should do this at least one time each year, and you do not even need to turn the heat down if you don't wish to. Just remember to be cautious with the scalding liquid. If you notice lots of sediment coming out with the water, go ahead and turn down the water so that you can empty the whole tank. Then continue to have the water come out as it tries to fill up the tank so you can make sure that essentially all of the debris is cleared out. The very last thing that you should do is also an annual task. You should totally inspect the hot water heater to seek out anything that's out of place. You will want to examine everything for rust and excessive wear and tear. If you see something that looks wrong, or if you do not feel confident enough to carry out the inspection yourself, get a hold of Green’s Appliance, Heating, and Cooling to get your unit examined by a professionalappliance repairman in Ankeny, Iowa. ...read more
By Green's Appliance, Heating & Cooling, Inc. February 12, 2017
Busineess Name: Schaal Heating and Cooling Address: 2701 6th Avenue City: Des Moines State: IA Zip: 50313 Phone: 5152883631 Contact Email: corporate@callschaal.com Website: callschaalyaall.com Business Description: Contact us at (515) 288-3631 in Des Moines, IA, for air conditioner repairs and furnace replacement that keeps your home and family comfortable. ...read more
By Schaal Heating and Cooling November 12, 2014
we clean air ducts and dryer vents, we can get your home or office safe and healthy. ...read more
By UNIQUE AIR DUCT AND DRYER VENT CLEANING December 11, 2010
Many people have baseboard or wall heaters that are used as primary heat sources or as add-ons for heat in certain rooms of their homes. They are both economical and very easy to use. Should one become damaged or just go out you can repair it yourself with little or no effort without having to replace... ...read more
Many people at some point in their lives have used a humidifier, but many people do not have whole house humidifiers. Whole house humidifiers are used to regulate the moisture in the air for a number of reasons. For people with respiratory problems, for example, a humidifier can make all the differenc... ...read more
