Romex is a type of electrical cable that is a non-metallic cable (NM). Electricians and homeowners often use it in residential wiring. People have used it in older homes as well as modern homes.

Winter is coming! As the Portland and Vancouver areas continue cooling down it’s worth preparing to get your furnace ready for the season. The last thing you want to do is wake up to a freezing house in the middle of January. 

Cold winters, mild summers, and unpredictable weather make a reliable HVAC system essential for comfort and savings in Vancouver, WA.

The Pacific Northwest is a gorgeous place to be in the fall. There’s nothing quite like watching the leaves change from dark green to fiery shades of red, yellow, and orange. There are so many ways to enjoy the outdoors, from hiking scenic trails to relaxing in a local park. This is perfect time of year to explore the vibrant beauty of fall all around you.

Living in the Pacific Northwest means navigating a wide range of weather, from sweltering summers to chilly winters. A reliable HVAC system is your best ally in staying comfortable no matter the season. But finding a trusted professional to keep it in top shape can be just as important as the system itself.

Discover energy-efficient HVAC solutions in Vancouver, WA. Learn when to upgrade your heating and cooling systems, the benefits of duct cleaning, and how to choose the best ductless mini split for your home. Keep your HVAC running smoothly year-round.

A reliable HVAC system is essential for maintaining comfort in your home, especially in Vancouver's diverse climate. Professional installation, maintenance, and repair ensure your system runs efficiently and lasts longer. This will save you money and energy in the long run.

Buying a new HVAC System is one of the most important purchases you can make for your home. It helps maintain not only the comfort, but also, literally, the health of you and your loved ones. It’s one reason Miller’s Heating & Air goes the extra mile not only in educating our professional staff in the field and office: we’re also big on customer education. And knowledge is power.

One of the challenges confronting America (and the world) in recent times is, of course, COVID-19.

In the year-and-half since the pandemic started sweeping the globe, it’s been responsible for more than 34.6 million reported cases of infection in the U.S. Sadly, more than 600,000 Americans have died from the easily transmitted virus. Now, the Delta Variant has case numbers climbing again.

If the unprecedented June heatwave of 2021 taught us anything, it’s that having reliable air conditioning, especially in the summer months in the Pacific Northwest, is more important than ever.

With a reliable and professional AC repair service, you can make sure your system is in prime condition when you need it most.

Have you noticed an unexplained spike in your fuel and electric bills? Or perhaps your family members are suffering from allergies and other respiratory symptoms? Are there “hot spots” throughout your home? Then perhaps it’s time to consider calling Miller’s Heating & Air to take advantage of the Home Care Plan.

Smoke from wildfires across the western U.S. and Canada has covered much of the country in a cloud of thick smog, creating unhealthy air conditions and affecting indoor air quality as far away as North Carolina. Wild fire smoke impacts indoor air quality across the country all the way to Vancouver, Washington.

Is there anything quite like the transition from summer to fall here in the Pacific Northwest? 

We love this season in Vancouver and want to ensure your HVAC system is prepared to keep you warm and comfortable throughout the winter.

You have noticed an odd smell coming from your furnace. Until now your HVAC system has circulated clean and odorless air. What do you do now? Is it dangerous?

HVAC systems typically last 15 to 20 years, according to EnergyStar. Even with yearly preventive maintenance, your system eventually needs to be replaced.

As the season changes from summer to fall here in the Pacific Northwest, the weather typically gets cooler and wetter. In short, fewer people are using their HVAC systems, meaning less demand for HVAC techs.

The Pacific Northwest, and more specifically Vancouver, have always been proponents of green climate initiatives and energy-efficiency. However, not all residents know how to approach going green.

August is one of the hottest months of the year in Vancouver and the Pacific Northwest. If you’re looking to escape the heat this summer, you might consider planning some indoor activities.