Energy Saving Tips To Improve HVAC
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average commercial building wastes around 30 percent of the energy it consumes. That means that as a
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average commercial building wastes around 30 percent of the energy it consumes. That means that as a
When it comes to providing a quality work environment and protecting a building’s occupants against indoor air pollutants, an air filter becomes one of the
Fall is a difficult time of the year. From one day to the next, you can experience 10, 20, even 30 degrees or more of
The term HVAC is fairly straightforward and easy for most to understand. It consists of three parts: heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, all necessary for
As an HVAC contractor, we clean, repair and maintain a lot of HVAC systems over the course of a year. And one of the most
The most common question in the HVAC industry: Should I repair my HVAC equipment or replace it? If you can get a few more years
With more than 25 years in the HVAC business, and having offices in three major cities in the Pacific Northwest, we get our share of
A while back, I was at a meeting in Portland, and had the chance to talk with a property manager who oversaw several buildings in
Fall is such a beautiful time of the year here in the Pacific Northwest. The days are warm, the nights are mild; its almost easy
It’s May and already hot outside. You race from your car to the office in attempt to beat the heat, only to find that your
Spring has officially sprung! For your HVAC equipment, this means coil cleaning. During the spring maintenance, your HVAC Technician will pay extra special attention to
While commercial HVAC units are usually quite reliable, after a very cold winter, problems may occur. The best strategy is to prevent any foreseeable problems