Derek Cole warns North Carolina residents to test their heating systems now, before cold weather hits. Check filters, listen for strange noises or smells, and make sure heat actually comes out. Fall temperature swings mean problems discovered now beat emergencies later.
Fall time in North Carolina, that's the way it is. You could wake up and need heat, you could get home after work and need AC. So here's the takeaway: if you're watching this during one of those weeks where it's cool in the morning and warm in the afternoon, don't wait for the first cold snap. Turn your heat on now. Test it now. Check your filter. Listen to the system. Pay attention to any unusual smells, make sure it's actually heating at home because the best time to find a heating problem is before you actually need heat. I'll say it again, the best time to find a heating problem is before you actually need heat.
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