When the temperatures drop and you finally switch your furnace on for the first time in months, you might notice a strange smell filling your home. While it can be alarming, many of these odors are completely normal — but some may be a sign that your system needs professional attention. Here’s what those furnace smells really mean and when to call Jameson Heating & Air . A Dusty or Burning Smell If you catch a whiff of burning dust when your furnace first kicks on, don’t pani

When fall rolls around and the temperatures start to dip, your furnace becomes one of the hardest-working systems in your home. But before you turn up the heat, it’s important to make sure your system is safe to run. Hidden issues like clogged filters, dirty vents, or faulty wiring can create serious fire hazards if ignored — especially when your heating system kicks back into gear after sitting idle all summer. At Jameson Heating & Air , we’re all about keeping your home co

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As spring settles in and the weather warms up in the Ozarks, many homeowners start thinking about air conditioning. If you're considering...

Spring is in the air, and so are allergens! If you or your family suffer from seasonal allergies, you know how frustrating it can be to...

As winter begins to wind down, now is the perfect time to start preparing your HVAC system for the transition into spring. The shift from...