Now Offering Professional Plumbing
When cooler temperatures arrive in Knoxville, Lenoir City and surrounding areas in Tennessee, most homeowners begin relying heavily on their furnace to keep their homes warm and comfortable. Ideally, that system operates quietly in the background, doing its job without drawing attention. But when unfamiliar sounds start coming from your furnace — banging, rattling, squealing, or … Read more
At Chancey & Reynolds, we’ve always been committed to keeping your home comfortable, efficient, and safe. For years, residents in Knoxville, Lenoir City and surrounding areas in Tennessee have trusted us for reliable HVAC services, and now we’re excited to announce that we’re expanding our offerings to include professional plumbing services. This expansion means that … Read more
The New Year represents a fresh start—a chance to reset habits, refocus priorities, and make improvements that last. While many resolutions center around health, finances, or organization, one area that often gets overlooked is home comfort. Your HVAC system plays a critical role in how comfortable, healthy, and energy-efficient your home feels every day. From … Read more
The Truth About Closing Bedroom Doors and HVAC Airflow Many homeowners wonder whether they should keep their bedroom doors open or closed when running their HVAC system. On the surface, it seems simple — closing doors might help you keep rooms warmer or cooler, while leaving them open allows airflow to circulate. But HVAC airflow … Read more
When the holidays roll around, we picture warm homes, glowing lights, family gatherings, and the unmistakable comfort that comes with the winter season. But nothing can disrupt that cozy holiday magic faster than a furnace that decides to fail right when you need it most. Whether you’re hosting guests or simply trying to enjoy a … Read more
As the holiday season approaches, many Southern homeowners notice an unwelcome surprise: a spike in their heating bills. Even in regions with milder winters, December brings cooler temperatures, longer nights, and increased energy usage, all of which contribute to higher utility costs. Fortunately, understanding the causes of these increases and taking proactive steps can help … Read more
As cooler weather moves in, homeowners begin relying more heavily on their heating systems, fireplaces, gas appliances, and water heaters. While these systems keep your home warm and comfortable, they also increase the risk of carbon monoxide (CO) exposure during the winter months. Carbon monoxide is one of the most silent and dangerous home hazards. … Read more
When the temperatures start to dip and homeowners switch their HVAC systems from cooling to heating, it’s common to notice unexpected smells coming from the vents. And while some of these odors are nothing to worry about, others can signal maintenance issues or safety hazards that shouldn’t be ignored. Understanding what’s normal — and what … Read more
Fall in the South brings unique challenges: warm, humid afternoons can still require cooling, while early cold fronts deliver chilly nights. That seasonal swing places extra stress on your HVAC system. A well-planned fall energy tune-up helps your system handle this dance more efficiently, extends equipment life, and lowers energy costs. Here’s your ultimate, region-specific … Read more
As leaves begin to hint at fall and the air takes on a crisp edge, Southern homeowners face one of the trickiest HVAC questions: When do I stop running air conditioning and start heating? In Tennessee, fall can bring dramatic temperature swings — warm days followed by chilly nights. Making the wrong switch too early … Read more
