Reliable Heating System Service Information From Vancouver, Washington Local Heating Company, Miller’s Heating & Air. Washington State is known for its mild weather, which is usually a mix of clouds, fog, and rain. But the western half of the state can be quite cold in the winter. Temperatures in Vancouver, WA often dip below freezing a few times a year. …
Read MoreStay Safe & Warm This Winter With Routine Furnace Maintenance
HVAC Experts in Vancouver, WA Share Information About Furnace Tune-Ups Most homeowners don’t think about their furnaces all that much, until something goes wrong. There are several issues that can arise in every heating system. Some common furnace problems include poor indoor air quality, unsafe emissions, and a total breakdown where the furnace stops working altogether. The most inconvenient time …
Read MoreFurnace Filters: How Often Should You Change Furnace Filter?
One of the most common questions we get asked is, “How often should furnace filters be changed?” Clean air and Changing your furnace filters is one of the easiest things you can do to protect your heating and cooling system. If it’s up to you to do the important task of changing the heating filter you will find the information …
Read MoreManufactured Home Furnaces and Air Conditioning
For the last 30 years there has been very few manufactured home furnaces and manufactured home air conditioning systems options. In recent years Intertherm has designed and manufactured furnaces, heat pumps, and air conditioners that are sized and built specifically for mobile and manufactured homes. If you live in or own a mobile or manufactured home, you can now enjoy …
Read MoreWhat to Know Before Buying a New Furnace
You have decided to either replace an existing furnace or add one to your home. Here are a few aspects of furnaces you should know about before making the investment with a licensed HVAC contractor: Types Furnaces can run on different energy sources such as electric, gas and oil. Electric furnaces are environmentally friendly, and energy efficient. However, it costs …
Read MoreIs It Time to Replace Your Furnace?
Are you thinking about furnace replacement, but are unsure if it’s the right time? Age, cost of repair and the energy efficiency of your furnace all factor into whether a furnace should be replaced. It’s important to keep track of the health of furnace as it ages. Otherwise, your first thought of replacement might occur in the height of the …
Read MoreHoliday Tips for Your Heating and Cooling System
. During this holiday season don’t skimp on gifts, instead, save money by being smart with your heating and cooling system. Enjoy this time with friends and family that you love and stay cozy, healthy, and save money with these tips. Check your filter often during the holidays. Decorations can hold dust from storage, trees can bring in extra dust …
Read MoreWinter Furnace Myths Debunked!
During the winter months, we all want to keep our home comfortably warm while not spending too much money. Unfortunately, there are a lot of furnace myths that are circulating on the internet and by word of mouth. These furnace myths won’t actually save you money and may harm your furnace resulting in necessary service repair. In this blog, we …
Read MoreFurnace Prices, Efficiencies and Sizing
When looking for a new furnace one of the biggest considerations are furnace prices. Furnace Prices, however, are determined by many small differences from one furnace to another. From efficiency to noise level to size, we will breakdown the major differences here. Types One of the major differences is between gas and electric furnaces. Gas Furnaces are fueled by natural …
Read MoreWhy Is Fall Furnace Service Crucial?
When the leaves start to change to their beautiful yellow, orange and red coloring, it’s official that Fall has arrived! While still enjoying the Fall splendor, it’s good to remember that winter is just around the corner. This is the ideal time to schedule your annual furnace service before the cold and potentially harsh weather hits. It’s the industry standard …
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