These days, everyone seems to be trying to “go green.” Utilizing solar energy for heating and cooling is environmentally responsible, but what’s in it for you? Let’s take a look at three different ways that switching to solar power can result in energy savings and some extra money in your pocket: Read More
Although the worst of the summer heat is still a ways off, it pays to start early when you’re considering an A/C upgrade. These big-ticket items are complex machines and may be one of the most expensive systems you have in your home. Air conditioners also come with an array of options that an HVAC expert can tell you about, increasing your comfort while lowering your utility bill. Relying on the expertise of an HVAC contractor assures you that you’ll get the right system for your home for years of dependable comfort. 
Thermostats have made incredible technological advances over the last couple of years. As energy prices continue to rise, they fuel a search for more efficient ways to use energy which has, in turn, pushed homeowners toward programmable thermostats that help save on utility bills. But, with so many options out there, how do you know where to start when choosing a programmable thermostat? 
Willamette Valley rains can make humidity in your home a constant concern. Since opening windows doesn’t reduce your indoor humidity when it’s raining or humid outside, the only way to actually remove moisture from your home is to use a dehumidifier. Portable dehumidifiers work well in small spaces, but to remove humidity throughout your home you need a whole-house dehumidifier integrated into your HVAC system. These units take the wet air from each room in your home and return air with the right level of humidity. 
Regular maintenance on your furnace is important for efficient performance and longevity. If your furnace isn’t working properly and you’re not sure what to do, try a few furnace troubleshooting techniques before you call a heating and cooling professional. -
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Steve Guasco, a comfort consultant for Roth Heating and Cooling, graduated from the University of Portland in 1991...More »
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