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

A man uses a large vacuum hose to clean an air vent in the ceiling of a living room, following winter tips to keep the furnace running efficiently. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
December 20

7 Tips to Prepare Your Furnace for Winter

When the weather gets cold outside, the last thing you want is for your home’s heating system to be struggling. You’ll likely need to rely… Read More

Close-up view of several old, rusty metal pipes with joints, likely showing signs of furnace rust, arranged on a light wooden surface. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
December 14

Why Is My Furnace Rusted?

Your furnace is the heart of your home. What happens if it stops working? You could suffer severe damage to your property or even a… Read More

Two beige Carrier residential furnaces are shown side by side, ready to keep your home heating efficient all winter. A "Factory Authorized Dealer" badge and Carrier logo are displayed in the lower left corner. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
December 6

Finding the Right Furnace for Your Home This Winter

With the winter months fast approaching, most homeowners are concerned about the condition of their furnace. If last winter you felt that your furnace was… Read More

A puddle of liquid is spread across a rough concrete surface, possibly the result of furnace leaking water—a common issue among furnace leak reasons. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
November 17

17 Reasons Why Your Furnace is Leaking on the Floor

If you’ve ever encountered a leaky furnace, you know how unpleasant it can be. Furnaces are supposed to keep your home’s air heated and not… Read More

Close-up of an electric heater with three glowing orange heating elements behind a protective metal grill, highlighting space heater safety during Fire Prevention Week. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
October 5

Fire Prevention Week: Space Heater Safety Tips

Space heaters can be a great way to add extra heat to your home without having to turn up the thermostat for the entire house…. Read More

An adult helps a child put on a scarf and hat indoors, possibly due to furnace problems, while another adult sits in the background near a plant and a door. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
September 20

7 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Furnace

Knowing the signs you need for a new furnace is essential. Only if your heating unit is functional will you stay warm, cozy, and safe… Read More

A technician in a blue shirt inspects and adjusts furnace components inside an open unit, providing expert Furnace Repair services in a Shelby Charter Township, MI basement or utility room. | C & C Heating & Air Conditioning
September 20

What to Expect During Your Next Furnace Maintenance Service

Having your furnace tuned up just ahead of the winter season is a great way to ensure optimum levels of efficiency and reliable performance. These… Read More

Should I Turn Off My Gas Furnace in the Summer?
April 12

Should I Turn Off My Gas Furnace in the Summer?

C & C Heating: Your summer heating and cooling questions are answered! The sight of blooming flowers marks the end of the cold season in… Read More