Your furnace might have to work harder than usual, the heat pump may have to work longer, and more warm air has to move through your ducts. If you have a lot of dust and debris in your ducts, your system has to work harder to keep up. This can do a number on your heating bills, especially if you actually want to keep your home comfortable. 

When winter hits the Pacific Northwest, heating becomes a must. Now, just because you have to have your heat on to stay comfortable at home doesn’t mean you need to pay a boatload of cash for it. 

Before you hire someone for a furnace tune-up or heating system fix, take five minutes to ask these questions. It could save you from hours (and hundreds of dollars) of frustration down the line. 

If you're looking for a smarter, cleaner, and more cost-effective way to heat your home in the winter, it might be time to rethink how your HVAC system works. This is especially true if you're still relying on baseboard heaters or an aging furnace.

When it comes to choosing a heat pump for your home, you want to make sure you pick the right one. Miller's Heating & Air is a company that can help you with that, and we have a special partnership with a the trusted manufacturer Lennox.

As the weather cools and you start thinking about flipping on your furnace or heat pump, it’s important to first think about your electrical panel and whether or not it’s in good condition. 

You probably don’t think much about your home’s wiring until the lights start flickering or the breaker trips for the third time this week. However, not only are outdated or non-compliant electrical systems annoying when they don’t work properly. They can be incredibly dangerous, too. 

It’s cold outside, and your furnace isn’t working like it should. Now you’re faced with one of the toughest homeowner decisions—should you repair or replace it?

If you’re like most homeowners, you might be wondering if HVAC tune-ups are actually worth the money. The short answer? Yes—especially if you care about saving on energy bills, improving indoor air quality, and keeping your system running longer.

Temperatures here in the Pacific Northwest can change in the blink of an eye. One minute it can be sweltering hot, and the next it can be foggy and cold. If you want to stay comfortable indoors, you have to keep your HVAC system in check. 

Although Vancouver is known for its moderate, rainy weather, it's crucial to have a dependable heating and cooling system in your house or place of work because the weather can change quickly. Look no further than Miller's Heating & Air, the top source of HVAC services in Vancouver, if you're in the market for a new HVAC system.

Your heating and cooling system needs annual attention to stay efficient, avoid costly breakdowns, and keep your home comfortable year-round.

The necessity for a dependable heating system intensifies as the weather in Vancouver, Washington begins to get colder. Many homeowners in the area choose a heat pump because it offers effective and efficient heating in addition to cooling throughout the summer. We'll walk you through the heat pump installation procedure in Vancouver, Washington, in this blog article.

If you’ve been hunting for energy-efficient HVAC options for your home, chances are you’ve come across ductless mini-split systems. These compact heating and cooling units have become incredibly popular in the Pacific Northwest, especially in homes without ductwork or those that need a room-by-room solution.

Thinking About Heating While It’s Still Hot Out? Smart Move.

It might seem strange to think about your furnace when it’s 85 and sunny in Vancouver, WA. But that’s exactly why now is the best time to act.

When it gets hot in the Pacific Northwest, it’s no joke. Unfortunately, we here in Vancouver, WA, are no strangers to summer highs soaring into the high 80s. When a heat wave hits, having a functioning HVAC system can be a lifesaver. 

It’s 94 degrees in Ridgefield, and your AC just gave out. You don’t have any cool air or that comforting hum that helps you fall asleep at night. Just a growing wall of heat creeping through every room. 

Miller's Heating & Air is pleased to provide a selection of Mitsubishi Electric HVAC systems that are of the highest caliber. For more than 30 years, Mitsubishi Electric has been a market leader in the creation of HVAC systems and is renowned for their cutting-edge and effective designs.

Older homes in Camas and Vancouver are full of character, but behind the charm can lurk some costly inefficiencies. Drafty windows, thin insulation, and old ductwork make it hard to keep homes cool in the summer and warm in the winter. 

With the potential 30% increase in energy costs over the next decade and longer heat waves each year, it won’t be long until you have monthly utility bills that are hard to swallow.

Regular HVAC maintenance isn’t just a good idea—it’s one of the smartest ways to protect your home comfort system, lower your energy bills, and avoid unexpected repairs.