Efficient Gas Furnace For Portland Homes
Updated September 2021-The SLP98V is out of production. It has been replaced by the SLP99V, which is rated up to 99% AFUE. This efficient gas… Read More
September 13
Why Portland Oregon Homeowners need a furnace tune-up
Your furnace sits idle for many months and when cold weather hits, you turn it on and expect it to work perfectly 24/7. As is… Read More
September 13
Features on Lennox energy efficient gas furnaces
So you’ve started your search for a new gas furnace and may be a little confused about the features listed with the various models. To… Read More
March 23
Oil Furnace Having Problems? Think About Oil To Gas Conversion
If your aging oil furnace is plagued with problems, it may be time for you to consider converting to a natural gas furnace. Can’t find… Read More
September 14
What’s the difference between single stage, 2-stage & variable speed furnaces
If it’s time to replace the furnace in your Portland Oregon home, then you need to know the differences between a single stage, 2-stage and… Read More
September 1
Ductless heat pump can be a perfect solution for your Portland home
Many Portland homeowners have a room or area in their house that is always uncomfortable-too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter…. Read More
August 28
Portland Homeowners-Convert To Natural Gas Furnace in 6 Steps
If you’re tired of high heating bills in the winter or sick of the smell from your oil furnace, you should think about converting to… Read More
August 28
Portland Homeowners Can Save Money With A High Efficiency Furnace
How much were your heating bills last winter? Not only can you save more money when you install the new EL296E Lennox gas furnace with… Read More
April 27
Mini-Split Ductless Systems Are Smart Choice For Portland Homes
You have probably heard at least a little about mini-split ductless systems though they are also called ductless heat pumps, ductless mini-splits or another combination… Read More
April 12
Why A Heat Pump Is A Good Choice For Your Home
Did you know that for every $1 of electricity that goes into your heat pump, you get $2 to $4 worth of heat? That’s sounds… Read More