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Category Archives: Planned Maintenance
Stay On Top Of Your Preventive Maintenance, Or Your HVAC Equipment May Let You Down
Just like cars or trucks need tune-ups and oil changes to keep working at their potential, your HVAC equipment requires preventive maintenance to make sure it stays running all year long. It is important to help you avoid major, expensive … Continue reading
Peak Pollen Season In Oregon: Easy Ways You Can Allergy-Proof Your Home
You can cower indoors to escape the scourges of heat, cold, rain and sun, but pollen is one of nature’s unique gifts that comes in uninvited, takes up residence in your home, and leaves you no place to hide. Once … Continue reading
Dust, Mold And Critters: Need Any More Reasons To Get Your Ductwork Cleaned?
If you’re a Lane County homeowner with a forced-air system, you have ducts. Your ductwork is the distribution system for all your cooling and heating. Ducts, over a period of time, can collect dirt, dust, pollen, pet hair and a … Continue reading
Posted in Air ducts, Duct Cleaning, Ductwork, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Mold, Planned Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Technicians
Tagged air flow, air handler, crawl spaces, dander, distribution system, ductwork, dust mites, energy bills, Eugene, florence, heating ducts, higher energy, moist conditions, mold growth, Oregon, respiratory problems, roseburg, salem, springfield
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Common Air Conditioning Problems And When To Call A Professional: Clearing Drains
While air conditioning is a wonderful convenience, any A/C unit may encounter problems now and again. Knowing when to call a professional to correct, or better yet, prevent, that problem is a key factor in keeping your HVAC system running … Continue reading
Posted in Air Conditioning, Central, Planned Maintenance, Room, Service & Maintenance, Technicians
Tagged air conditioning, drains
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Conserving Water Leads To Energy Savings
In today’s climate of energy efficiency and using the best possible methods to achieve conservation, one fact that sometimes gets overlooked is that conserving water leads to energy savings. On average, the American family uses 400 gallons of water per … Continue reading
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
Tagged air conditioning systems, efficient heating, energy source, geothermal system, geothermal systems, heating and air, heating and air conditioning, heating and cooling, heating and cooling systems, utility bills
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Whole-House Energy Savings Advice For Lane County Homeowners
With increasing fuel prices and challenging economic times, conserving energy in your home is becoming more important than ever. Energy Star has developed recommendations to help you increase energy savings, which will reduce your home’s environmental impact and help you … Continue reading
Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Nate Certification, Planned Maintenance, Programmable, Service & Maintenance, Thermostats
Tagged conditioned air, conserving energy, energy loss, energy savings, federal tax credits, heating and cooling systems, home doesn, minor leaks, programmable model, proper insulation, seal leaks
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Features Make Programmable Thermostats Your Home’s Dashboard
Your car’s dashboard has all the indicators, alerts and monitoring devices you might need. Did you know that programmable thermostats can provide the same convenience for your home? That’s right, they can do a lot more than just adjust the … Continue reading
Did The Last Long Power Outage Inconvenience You? Standby Generators Can Be There For You Next Time
When the power goes out in Lane County, you and your family can pretty uncomfortable. Whether it’s just a minor inconvenience like a lack of television, or a more serious situation, a prolonged power outage is never convenient. Fortunately, standby … Continue reading
Let Us Help You Find The Tax Credit To Match Your HVAC Equipment Needs
This is a good year to save money on heating and cooling equipment. The government is offering tax credits for energy efficiency, so you can save on improvements to your HVAC system. There are a number of different tax credits … Continue reading
Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, IAQ – Indoor Air Quality, Planned Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Tax Credit Issues
Tagged air source, conditioned air, energy efficiency requirements, hvac equipment, hvac system, minimum energy, solar water heaters, source heat, tax credits
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