by susan.denisi | Dec 27, 2021 | Blog, Columbus, Five Star, Furnace, Heating, HVAC, Maintenance, OH, Ohio, Tips & Tricks, Winter
Don’t let yourself get caught up in the middle of the winter prep chaos. When preparing your home for the winter season, there are many things to consider. Things like making sure everyone has weather-appropriate clothes, getting together a stockpile of... by susan.denisi | Dec 17, 2021 | Blog, Columbus, Five Star, Furnace, Heating, HVAC, Maintenance, OH, Ohio, Thermostat, Winter
It is crucial to inspect your furnace before turning it on for the winter, and many homeowners tend to have questions about their equipment. In this article, we will be answering some frequently asked questions our NATE-certified technicians at Five Star Heating &... by susan.denisi | Nov 26, 2021 | Blog, Columbus, Five Star, Furnace, Heating, HVAC, OH, Ohio, Winter
If you are eager for this winter and already in the middle of home projects, then there are several things every homeowner should add to your list when it comes to preparing your furnace for winter. Having the right tools and resources you need can make your Ohio home... by susan.denisi | Nov 12, 2021 | Blog, Columbus, Five Star, Furnace, Heating, HVAC, Maintenance, Winter
Like myself, a frequent mistake made among homeowners is that you do not need to power on your furnace until winter arrives. However, despite this common misconception, fall is the best time to start powering up your residential furnace in order to prepare for the... by susan.denisi | Feb 19, 2021 | Furnace, Blog, Heating, HVAC
With all the misconceptions floating around online these days concerning HVAC systems, it can be challenging discerning what is fact from what is fiction. Because some homeowners fall prey to inaccurate information about how best to use their heating and cooling... by Becca Agunga | Jan 7, 2021 | Furnace, Heating
With winter in full swing, it’s not a bad idea for homeowners to evaluate their home heating systems to see how they’re holding up and how much life they have left before they absolutely need to be replaced in some worst-case scenario. While being proactive is the...
