One of our best furnace repair technicians, DJ,
went out to fix a Lennox Furnace (Model G50UH-36A-070-1) leaking gas in
Ankeny, IA. Yikes!
Luckily, the customer called Greens Appliance HeatingCooling. DJ was on the scene, quickly! (btw - we are
available 24x7 for these types of events)
He used soap
bubbles on all the furnace joints, and was unable to find any gas leaks
immediately. The gas powered furnace and water heater were both in a very
small closet and both had open burners!
We assessed the gas smell was
most likely coming from there. By the time we left, it ended well.
Just a healthy tip for your blog. If you are looking to buy and replace your current heating and air conditioning system. DON'T. Consult with a professional before the extreme seasons hit and make sure that you absolutely, positively need one. It will save you a lot of time, trouble, and money. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWe appreciate your input Brendan!
DeleteOur prices do not change just because the weather changes. Are prices are fair and reasonable. We'll even price match if someone has come in lower on a bid.
We love providing quality to everyone and when our customers' are in need we want them to know we are here for them with our reliability and great preformance!
Your blog is one of my favorites blog. Lennox is no doubt manufacturing best furnaces. I like it's products.
ReplyDeleteIn Toronto furnace is liked in winter. Lennox is just awesome!
ReplyDeleteIt is common in Lennox furnace but Goodman gas furnace is so good.
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a furnace repair place for a friend of mine in Des Moines, IA. He's been having problems with it and doesn't know what's wrong. He's called a few places, but I think he may go with Mickle Electric & Heating Inc.. I'm just wondering if you guys knew anything about them.
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