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Turning On AC After Winter If you’re like many people in Oregon, you wait to turn on your air conditioner until you really need it. While this is a great way to save energy, if you wait until a sweltering day, you’re likely to run into p...
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Basement flooding has always been a problem in homes. It’s even more of an issue these days since many homeowners have converted their basements into living spaces, home offices, and dens. Any moisture that makes it into your basement ca...
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With Spring just around the corner, you may be wondering how to avoid another miserable season of sneezing and sniffling. While staying indoors may give you some relief, your living space can start to circulate mold, dust, and pollen, makin...
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The coldest days of winter can put a strain on your furnace. While your unit may normally cycle on and off a few times every hour, you may also notice your furnace cycling more frequently when the temperature drops. While cycling is norm...
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We’ve all been there—you’re enjoying a toasty day indoors when you start to notice a bad smell coming from your heating system. An unpleasant odor coming from your furnace is one of the most common signs that your heating system needs re...
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A furnace is a complicated piece of equipment that’s a hugely important aspect of most homes. If your furnace breaks, you may notice strange noises and smells, or you may even lose heat entirely. We’ve put together this blog to outline the ...
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A working furnace is an important part of a healthy and comfortable home. When your heating system breaks down and starts blowing cold air, it can be difficult to know exactly what’s wrong. Your furnace may be blowing cold air for a numb...
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Living in a multi-story home or townhouse can come with an unexpected consequence: unusual climate control difficulties. Trying to get every level of a multi-story home a nice, comfortable temperature can be tricky. This is ...
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Winter is coming quickly, and that means residents all around Portland are bracing themselves for colder temperatures and longer nights. For some, winter also means sky-high energy bills from keeping your home warm. If you&...
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Carbon monoxide is a silent killer. It is an invisible, odorless gas produced by a variety of fuel-burning household items, such as gas or oil furnaces, room or water heaters, wood burning stoves or fireplaces, charcoal gri...
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