Flame Heating, Cooling & Electrical Offers Tips on Moving to a New House
Failing to inspect the furnace before closing on a property could wind up costing thousands


FARMINGTON HILLS, MI, June 26, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Moving is a big deal. You have to find a house, sell a house.... and then you have to pack. A lot goes into moving from one house to the next. It's fun picking out paint colors and planning furniture placement. One of the last things you may think about is heating and cooling equipment.

However, failure to inspect the furnace before closing on a property could wind up costing new homeowners thousands of dollars after move-in, when funds tend to be in tight supply.

Because heating and air conditioning systems usually require more than a visual inspection, NATE (North American Technician Excellence) Technicians can serve as an added safety measure before agreeing on the final asking price of a home and completing the closing.

NATE Technicians can provide an inspection, at minimal cost, checking the furnace, air conditioner, water heater and more before you close.

Once you've determined the HVAC system is your new home is in top operating shape, have the unit inspected annually. Inspections can help troubleshoot and prevent future problems. Regular maintenance also works to prolong the life of the unit.

Moving into a new house is often exciting and you don't want a faulty heating or cooling system to bring you down - especially if it's 90 degrees while you are trying to figure out where the couch should go in the new living room.... air conditioning might be helpful.

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Lauren Herrin
Marx Layne & Company
Account Executive
31420 Northwestern Hwy.
Farmington Hills, Michigan
USA 48334
Voice: 248-855-6777