If your throat feels a bit dry or your skin feels itchy and uncomfortable, it may have a lot to do with your indoor air – or what’s missing from it. Efforts to keep your home warm throughout the winter months may also remove much of the water vapor present in your home’s ...
Read MoreWhile winter temperatures in the Portland area aren’t usually frigid, it still gets quite chilly. Heat loss in your home can cost you this winter not ...
View MoreGoing green and saving money can go hand in hand, especially when it means using less gas and electricity to heat your home over the winter. Here are ...
View MoreHaving proper ventilation in your Portland area home is essential to maintaining optimal indoor air quality. Weatherization upgrades in modern homes ...
View MoreIf you’re ready for a furnace replacement for your Portland area home, consult an experienced HVAC contractor to make sure your new furnace is sized ...
View MoreHomeowners don’t have to wait for remodeling projects , or for old appliances to fail, before considering a new water heater for their home. Forward ...
View MoreThe growing amount of fungi and bacteria in indoor air has many people thinking about how they can think Earth Smart while improving the quality of ...
View MoreHaving balanced humidity is important, especially for Portland area homeowners who experience extreme moisture during summer and excessive dryness ...
View MorePortland is among the least likely cities where a person will be aggravated by fall allergies, but that’s little comfort while you’re suffering from ...
View MoreOver the last decade, it has been easier to find efficient HVAC equipment that incorporates better technology that will lower your energy bills, ...
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