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Category Archives: Furnaces
Programming Your Thermostat-Maximize Your Home Efficiency
It can be easy to overlook that little panel on the wall that controls your home’s heating and air conditioning. Homeowner’s be warned-that thermostat could be costing you hundreds of dollars every year if it is not properly programmed. Programmable … Continue reading
Sizing Your System
If you are considering a new heating or air conditioning system for your home, you may be wondering what size of a system will be necessary to meet your needs. Many factors affect a home’s heating or cooling requirement, or … Continue reading
Time to Change Your Furnace Filter? Here are Some Helpful Tips
If it has it been more than a month since you changed your furnace filter it’s probably time to clean or replace it. The filter acts as a dust and dirt catcher to prevent you from sneezing your way into … Continue reading
What Influences How Efficiently A Furnace Filter Operates? Factors To Evaluate
Though its easy to forget about the role filters play in your heating system, they can have a huge impact on your home’s comfort and energy efficiency. When selecting a filter for your home, consider these factors that will affect … Continue reading
Let The Energy Star Guide You In Your Home-Comfort Decisions
Thinking about upgrading or replacing your home-comfort equipment? Energy Star guidelines are designed specifically to help you buy products that make a difference in the money you spend on energy, your quality of life and your impact on the environment.
Pondering Geothermal? Here’s What You Need To Know
If you’re used to traditional heating and cooling systems, the idea of geothermal heating and air conditioning may be daunting to you. The fact is, geothermal systems are not that complicated, and new technologies are making it possible for more … Continue reading
Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Geothermal, Heat Pumps, Planned Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Tax Credit Issues
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Will This Be Your Furnace’s Last Winter? Some Clues
Furnaces definitely work overtime keeping us warm here in Eugene, Springfield and the surrounding areas, and this winter was no exception. So how can you tell if yours is on its last legs? Here are some pointers to let you … Continue reading
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Tagged blower motor, certified technician, ductwork, elements, energy efficiency, eugene springfield, furnace, furnaces, health problems, humidity problems, leaks, new model, odds, pointers, rust
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