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Category Archives: Insulation
EcoBatt: Think of it as Green, Only Browner
Home Comfort strives to be Green, featuring products that are highly efficient and made with Earth-friendly materials. This effort extends to the insulation we use in residential and commercial installations. In fact, our newly constructed offices at our new location … Continue reading
Do You Have Enough Attic Insulation?
Home Comfort’s Insulation Department is part of your local utility’s program to add insulation to your home’s attic, which can cut your power costs and help keep your family comfortable year round. Over the years, R-values of attic insulation go … Continue reading
Posted in Attic, Energy Savings, HVAC, Insulation
Tagged Eugene, EWEB, HVAC, insulation, residential and commercial service
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Want Better Energy Savings? Get Home Equipment Ready For Winter
By preparing your home equipment before winter hits, you can help generate more energy savings. These simple steps will help you save money and stay warm all winter long.
You’re Losing More Than Air When Your Ductwork Isn’t Sealed Good And Tight
Ductwork moves air throughout your home, and if it’s working properly, keeps consistent and comfortable temperatures throughout your home. If your ductwork isn’t installed or maintained properly, it may be leaking air and losing energy and money. Poor insulation and … Continue reading
How The Right Landscaping Can Help You Keep Your Home Insulated
Heating and cooling equipment runs more frequently when the temperatures outside are extremely hot or cold. Hot summer sun and cold winter winds can cause the indoor temperature to fluctuate, and the efficiency of the HVAC system lessens with its … Continue reading
Insulation: Doing It By The Numbers
Insulating your home today will save you money tomorrow. Not only will it cut down on your energy bills, it will also make your home feel more comfortable. Unless you have just built your home and it already has energy-efficient … Continue reading
Six Ways To Maximize The Efficiency Of Your HVAC Equipment
Did you know that 50 percent of your home’s energy is used for heating and cooling? That’s why it is important to keep your cooling and heating equipment in good working order. Here are six easy ways to help you … Continue reading
Posted in Air Conditioning, Air Filters, Insulation, Programmable, Service & Maintenance
Tagged check ups, crawlspaces, energy savers, energy star certification, Eugene, florence, hvac equipment, initial investment, lane county in oregon, money savers, programmable thermostat, roseburg, rule of thumb, salem, springfield, utility bills
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How To Reduce Your Heating And Cooling Load
If you’re seeking ways to reduce your heating and cooling load (and who isn’t, these days?) you’ve come to the right place! First of all, are you aware the up to half of your home’s energy is taken up by … Continue reading
Insulation, Ventilation, Attic Fans Will Prevent Your Cooled Air From Going Where It’s Not Needed
How much time do you spend in your attic? Probably not enough to justify keeping the space heated and cooled. However, you may be doing just that if you have not taken measures to keep conditioned air inside your home’s … Continue reading
Posted in Attic, Fans, Insulation, Ventilation
Tagged air flow, attic fans, attic vents, desired effect, expert installation, heat transfer, heating and cooling, home comfort system, improvements, improving energy efficiency, light fixtures, proper insulation, proper ventilation, roof shingles, summer heat
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