How to Stay Safe During Extreme Temperature Emergencies

Gas ovens can release deadly carbon monoxide into your home, and both types present a severe fire hazard because they are not designed to run for extended periods at high temperatures with the door open.

Why shouldn't I use a fan when

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the indoor temperature is over 90°F?

When the air temperature is hotter than your body temperature (typically around 90°F–95°F for the skin), a fan doesn't cool you down through evaporation Instead, it moves air that is hotter than you are across your skin, which can actually increase your body temperature and lead to faster dehydration and heat

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exhaustion.

How do I know if a gas smell is a true emergency?

If you smell natural gas (rotten eggs) and it is persistent or strong, it is a life-threatening emergency If you only smell a very faint whiff that disappears instantly when the furnace starts, it might be a minor ignition issue, but

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it still requires a professional inspection However, your rule of thumb should always be: if you smell it, evacuate first and ask questions later.

Conclusion

At Staton Heating & Air Inc, we’ve been serving Cumming, GA, and the Metro Atlanta area since 1972 We know that an HVAC failure is more than just a broken machine —

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it’s a disruption to your family's safety and peace of mind Our NATE-certified technicians are proud to be named the Best HVAC Company in Cumming, and we live by the motto, "Where customers come first!"

Whether you are in Alpharetta, Marietta, or Lawrenceville, we are here to ensure you know how to stay safe during a heating or cooling

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emergency From preventative maintenance to 24-hour emergency repairs, we have the expertise to keep your home a sanctuary in any weather.

Don't wait for the next extreme temperature spike Save our number and schedule your seasonal safety inspection today to keep your system running smoothly all year long.