Finding Solutions to Hot and Cold Spots in Your Home
Hot and cold spots in your home can develop for a variety of reasons. As your HVAC system gets older, it can become less efficient… View Article Read More
February 17
4 Common Signs That You Need To Replace Your Furnace
Most people only think about their furnace when it’s not working. But what if you could tell before your furnace breaks down that it was… View Article Read More
January 19
A Guide to Purchasing a Furnace
Everyone enjoys a warmer house, but seasons like winter necessitate additional heat sources. If so, you should buy a furnace for your Bend, OR, home…. View Article Read More
December 16
How to Prepare Your Home for Winter Weather
Once winter is approaching, it’s time to prepare your home for cold weather. There are several important tasks to complete so that your home is… View Article Read More
November 20
Causes of Furnace Leaks
When you notice that your furnace is leaking, it might be a bit confusing. After all, a furnace doesn’t use water to operate. Several factors… View Article Read More
October 20
The Function of a Thermostatic Expansion Valve
Several interior components contribute to how an HVAC system works. The thermostatic expansion valve is a device that is designed for throttling the amount of… View Article Read More
September 20
4 Signs It’s Time to Replace Your Furnace
Whether the furnace in your home is old or just has a lot of problems, sometimes you can save money by replacing your heating system… View Article Read More
July 28
A Quick Guide to Your Thermostat’s Modes and Settings
Your thermostat offers an easy way to control your home HVAC system. Whether you have a simple analog thermostat or a state-of-the-art programmable thermostat, you… View Article Read More
June 14
How To Prepare Air Conditioner for the Summer
The warm summer weather in Bend, OR will have you turning to your air conditioner for relief. To enjoy problem-free and cost-effective cooling, it’s important… View Article Read More
May 25
Why Do Air Conditioners Freeze Up?
You’d be forgiven for thinking that freezing up might be a good thing for an air conditioner because it could make the air colder. However,… View Article Read More
