Carbon Monoxide Testing
Testing your furnace and gas appliances for carbon monoxide problems.
Carbon monoxide has no color or smell. In homes with gas or propane furnaces, water heaters or fireplaces, a venting problem or cracked heat exchanger can put it into the air you breathe.
We test your heating equipment and gas appliances, find the source of any CO, and fix the problem.
We serve homes and businesses in Olive Hill and within 35 miles, including Grayson, Morehead, Ashland and Vanceburg.
Signs you need CO Testing
- CO alarm went off
- Headaches or nausea that ease when you leave home
- Soot around a furnace or appliance
- Backdrafting from a water heater
- Older gas equipment
What to expect
Get safe
If an alarm is sounding, get everyone outside and call 911 or the gas company first.
Test
Check appliances, venting and the air in the home.
Find the source
Pinpoint the appliance or vent causing it.
Fix it
Repair or replace and re-test.
CO Testing FAQ
What should I do if my CO alarm goes off?
Get everyone, including pets, outside into fresh air right away and call 911 or your gas company. Don't go back in until it's been checked. Then call us to find and fix the source.
Where should CO alarms be installed?
On every level of the home and near sleeping areas. Follow the manufacturer's directions for placement.
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Heat or air acting up?
Call or text us and tell us what your system is doing. We'll get you on the schedule.