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August 15

Why and How Often You Should Have Your Furnace Serviced

The vast majority of homes here in the Roseville, MI area rely on furnaces for heat in the winter. And given how many cold days… Read More

A technician uses a tablet to inspect and document the interior components of a furnace in a utility room as part of winterizing the home heating system. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
August 3

10 Steps to Winterizing Your Home’s Heating System

As temperatures drop and winter approaches, it becomes essential to ensure that your home’s heating system is ready to keep you warm and cozy throughout… Read More

A young child holding a stuffed animal looks out a large window at a snowy landscape. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
February 2

How Long Is a Furnace’s Service Life?

A furnace is a major investment for a homeowner around Roseville and throughout the Detroit Metro Area. It’s vital for keeping your family safe. No… Read More

A man uses a screwdriver to work on a gas furnace in a basement with unfinished walls, trying to fix the pilot light that won't stay lit. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
January 18

Is a Burning Smell Normal When I Turn on the Heat?

Should Your Furnace Smell Like It’s Burning? You turn on the furnace and start to feel its warmth rising from your vents. But then you… Read More

A technician in a red shirt tests the wiring of a two-stage furnace unit with a multimeter and other diagnostic tools in a utility room, highlighting the difference from single stage furnaces. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
December 10

What Is The Difference Between Single Stage and Two-Stage Furnaces?

Single-Stage vs. Two-Stage Furnaces: What’s the Difference? When choosing a new furnace, it is vital that you carefully consider all of your options to ensure… Read More

A man wearing gloves uses a screwdriver to repair or inspect the inside of a large metal furnace, checking for common heating system signs that indicate when to schedule heating repair. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
October 10

7 Possible Reasons the Pilot Light on Your Gas Furnace Won’t Stay Lit

7 Possible Reasons Your Gas Furnace’s Pilot Light Won’t Stay Lit Does your furnace’s pilot light keep going out? Have you woken up at night… Read More

A woman sits on the floor wrapped in a blanket, holding and drinking from a mug, in front of a brown leather sofa—seeking comfort amidst home heating problems and uneven household temperatures. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
April 3

6 Potential Solutions for Uneven Household Temperatures

Experiencing hot and cold spots in your household is a problem that’s both frustrating and extremely common. Ideally, you should be able to count on… Read More

Two men kneel beside an open furnace unit in a utility room; one is pointing at components inside while the other observes, discussing how furnaces work. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
January 18

A Look at How Furnaces Work

We all depend on our furnaces to keep our homes toasty warm when Mother Nature does her worst, but the average Michigan homeowner doesn’t always… Read More

A smoke detector is mounted on the ceiling in a modern, blurred living room, helping protect against hazards like furnace malfunctions or carbon monoxide leaks. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
January 11

Preventing Carbon Monoxide Leaks in Your Furnace

While a furnace can keep your home toasty warm during the winter months, it is important to make sure you and your family do not… Read More

A delivery person uses a hand truck to move a large boxed appliance through a front door in Ann Arbor, MI, with a protective cloth covering the floor—ideal for safe furnace installation. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
January 4

A Homeowner’s Guide to Furnace Buying

As a homeowner, there are many decisions that you’re going to need to make regarding your home and how it operates. One of these decisions… Read More