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75% of Americans worry about their ability to pay their utility or electricity bills. 51% are shopping less to budget for it, and 25% got a second job. These aren’t the only ways to reduce your bills. A few simple tips will cut down your heating and cooling costs. Read on for five ways to have […]

Are you tired of cranking up the thermostat only to see your energy bills skyrocket during the colder months? If you’re looking for economical ways to keep your home warm without burning a hole in your pocket, you’ve come to the right place.  If you live in the Oregon and Washington areas, you know that

Every year more homes are becoming “smart” and eco-friendly. In fact, last year, there was a 14% increase in homes with energy-efficient HVAC systems.  When you first invested in your HVAC system, it was likely very efficient and worked perfectly. However, as time passes and you use your heating and cooling, the unit starts to become less

According to new market insights, over 55% of new U.S. homes are gas-heated. Heating systems are crucial in maintaining a comfortable and healthy living environment, especially during colder months. While gas is the most popular choice, it may not be the right type for your home. In this article, we will delve into 4 types of heating systems, explaining

It’s chilling to know that the coldest temperature in Oregon was -54 degrees. Even though most people don’t have to face those extreme temperatures, winters can still be uncomfortable. We all deserve a powerful furnace. What are some of the most common furnace problems that could sabotage your winter? Read on so you can stay warm and cozy. 1. Dirty

According to the BLS, the average US household spends $2,335 on home maintenance per year. When it comes to maintaining a comfortable and safe home, understanding the signs of a broken furnace is crucial. A malfunctioning furnace not only compromises your comfort but can also pose serious safety risks. This guide highlights four key indicators that your

If you’ve ever found yourself shivering under blankets while your furnace confidently hums away, seemingly oblivious to your desperate plea for warmth, there are options for you. And we have the info you need. Read on to learn about the possible causes of and solutions for having a furnace on but no heat. Thermostat Issues When facing

Unpredictable weather can be a real test for your HVAC system, and when it falters, comfort takes a hit. But how do you know what problem your HVAC system is struggling with? Luckily, we’ve got the information you need. Let’s go through the most common HVAC problems and how to fix them. 1. Dirty Filters Over

Furnaces are still the most popular way to heat American homes. 538,000 of the 911,000 new homes built in 2020 installed forced-air furnaces, with 83% of these using gas as the fuel source. There’s a good chance you have a furnace in your home, so you should know how to care for it. In today’s post, we’ll

Can you imagine a modern home without an HVAC unit? From improved air quality to lower energy bills, these units offer a variety of benefits. If there’s a downside to HVAC systems, it’s that they can be expensive to repair. The solution: invest in HVAC inspections. On top of preventing costly repairs, routine inspections will increase your unit’s lifespan.