Reher Air LTD

02/17/2026

That's better!

11/29/2025

Some new swag to give away!

10/15/2024

Early morning Gas valve replacement at Partsman

Lennox unit

03/05/2024

I guess it's that time of year ?

06/11/2023

Thank you to our loyal customers!

05/08/2023

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03/04/2023

Important Reminder!!! With the large snowfall we received overnight, don't forget to ensure that you keep your exhaust vent clear of any snow accumulation.
If either the air-intake or the exhaust vent becomes blocked – the system will stall, either because it will be starved of oxygen, or because its built-in safety mechanism will shut it off. If the blockage is in the air intake the system will shut down, and the property will cool down until the blockage is removed and the system can be re-fired. But if the exhaust vent is covered by snow, the problem can be more worrying. The blockage might be enough to cause the system to shut down, but before that happens a snow ‘cave’ can be formed around the vent trapping the exhaust fumes – including the CO – and forcing them back into the property through cracks in the building itself. CO is odorless, colorless, and tasteless, but in sufficient concentration can be harmful to people and animals. For this reason – and because you really don’t want your heating system to fail in the depths of winter – it is vitally important to keep your exhaust vent clear.

01/17/2022

A timely reminder……..With the expected snowfall, don't forget to ensure that you keep your exhaust vent clear of any snow accumulation.

If either the air-intake or the exhaust vent becomes blocked – the system will stall, either because it will be starved of oxygen, or because its built-in safety mechanism will shut it off. If the blockage is in the air intake the system will shut down, and the property will cool down until the blockage is removed and the system can be re-fired. But if the exhaust vent is covered by snow, the problem can be more worrying. The blockage might be enough to cause the system to shut down, but before that happens a snow ‘cave’ can be formed around the vent trapping the exhaust fumes – including the CO – and forcing them back into the property through cracks in the building itself. CO is odorless, colorless, and tasteless, but in sufficient concentration can be harmful to people and animals. For this reason – and because you really don’t want your heating system to fail in the depths of winter – it is vitally important to keep your exhaust vent clear.

12/25/2021