These five tips can help minimize the strain on your HVAC system this winter and keep your energy bills low. If you have any concerns about your HVAC system or would like to schedule a routine maintenance appointment, contact us today! Our team of experts would be happy to help ensure your HVAC system is ready for winter weather.
In August, the US passed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and take steps toward cleaner energy. With nearly $369 billion in tax credits and rebates, homeowners will be able to make energy-efficient upgrades to their homes to help fight rising energy costs.
Homeowners are feeling the effects of inflation on their monthly energy bills. With inflation at a 40-year high, you’re likely looking for ways to save on monthly expenses. Fight back against inflation with these five energy-saving tips.
Running your air conditioner in the August heat is essential, but it can be a big chunk of your monthly energy costs. But luckily, there are ways to beat the heat this summer without breaking the bank.
If you’re looking to replace your system, now is the time – we offer up to $2,400 off your new Bryant Evolution Heating and Cooling System! Our comfort consultants are ready to help install your new system.
Heat Relief is proud to announce its new 5-Star Trade Ally Contractor rating from the Energy Trust of Oregon for Spring 2022.
Summer is almost here in Portland, and that means it’s time to make sure your heating and cooling system is running efficiently. Keeping up with your HVAC maintenance can give you peace of mind knowing that your system is reliable and will keep your family comfortable throughout the changing seasons. Avoid that unexpected breakdown by following our warm weather HVAC checklist and ensuring your family stays cool all summer long.
With spring comes warmer weather and longer days, and the rise of pesky allergies. The majority of allergy symptoms start with the air quality in your own home. Luckily, there are some easy ways you can begin to improve your indoor air quality and reduce your symptoms so you can sneeze less and smile more this spring.
Do you feel like you’re paying too much to heat and cool your home? If you have an older or malfunctioning thermostat, it could be costing you extra money. Many people often overlook the thermostat as part of the HVAC system. But it’s an essential component in controlling and maintaining your heating and cooling.
As we spend more time indoors with the rise of remote working and the dropping temperatures, it’s a good time to think about your indoor air quality. One of the most pressing issues regarding indoor air quality is the presence of the chemical formaldehyde. This indoor air pollutant is a colorless, pickle-like smelling gas that can be a potential irritant, especially if you are prone to allergies or asthma.
