Hot, poisonous exhaust fumes from the furnace and water ... of 10 homes re-roofed, attic vent pipes will become detached due to movement or vibration above the roof line,” said Sean Johnson ...

The ducting sagged between the porch roof ... exhaust duct in unheated spaces may help limit the condensation from forming inside the duct and collecting lint. Moisture from a furnace vent has ...

Furnaces that vent through a side wall are "power vented" with a fan. There should be sensor inside the furnace that monitors resistance to the free air flow of the exhaust gases. If that sensor ...

It’s easy: You’ll see a gas supply line and exhaust flues. Low-efficiency gas furnaces will vent to the roof, while higher efficiency models vent out to an exterior wall. Unlike gas furnaces ...

As temperatures plunge way below zero in some parts of the nation, there are several steps homeowners can take to prevent the arctic blast from damaging a furnace. Pros say most furnaces will ...

A “backdraft” in your home is created when an appliance or device uses combustion (an open flame) that isn’t properly vented, allowing the exhaust ... furnace maintenance in the winter. A ...

We had a new high efficiency gas furnace installed in ... instead of up the chimney to the roof. The furnace is in the basement, so they ran the two PCV vent pipes out the side of the house ...

“The furnace vent pipes, the exhaust and intake can get plugged up with snow,” he said. “Mother Nature can be aggressive sometimes as today. When we have a lot of blizzarding snow, the pipes ...

Blockage can cause furnaces to shut off. Blockages could also cause the exhaust gases to back up or vent back into the house, causing carbon monoxide poisoning. Carbon monoxide has no smell ...

Pros say most furnaces ... vents get buried or clogged with snow. They should be checked to make sure they're clear. “One thing a lot of customers don’t think about are those exhaust pipes ...