Eugene Posts

Is There Something Wrong with My Commercial Air Conditioning?

May 18th, 2015

When it comes to mechanical systems, sometimes you have to act as an interpreter to understand when your system needs attention. Your commercial air commercial air conditioner is especially important as it cools for many people: you, your employees and your customers. You aren’t expected to accurately diagnose your AC system, but being aware of certain signs can go a long way toward getting ahead of developing problems.

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Air Conditioning

What Is a Packaged Unit?

May 11th, 2015

Commercial space owners have a few choices when it comes to installing air conditioning systems, and one such unit to consider is the packaged unit. Many commercial ACs also work as commercial heating systems, and this is one of the benefits of using a packaged unit. As you can probably imagine, packaged units can be quite large, and many times they reside on the rooftop of your business space.

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Air Conditioning

What Are My Choices for Electronic Air Cleaners?

May 4th, 2015

It may seem a crazy idea – cleaning your air with electricity. But that’s what happens, in a slightly indirect way – when you use an electronic air cleaner. You won’t see electricity zapping through the air with an electronic air cleaner; in fact, you won’t see much at all, which is a good thing.

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Indoor Air Quality

What Happens When Refrigerant Levels Run Low in My AC?

April 27th, 2015

Eugene, OR residents know how hot and humid it can get in the summertime. And with the temperature rising higher every day, now is the time to schedule a repair or maintenance session on your air conditioning unit, to ensure that it’s functioning properly by the time warm weather hits.

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Air Conditioning

How Air Sealing Benefits You

April 20th, 2015

When you run your air conditioning or heating system, you most likely close all of your windows and doors in order to save some energy. While you may believe that closing up all of the entryways to the house solves this problem, there may be more issues of which you are unaware: air leaks.

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Indoor Air Quality

Is It Time for Heater Replacement?

April 13th, 2015

Our daytime temperatures are finally starting to climb, but our nights are still cool enough to warrant the continued use of our heating systems. Spring is a great time to assess home’s needs, and if you found that you were struggling with your heating system this winter, it may be time to consider a replacement system.

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Heating

Common Causes of Water Heater Repair

March 20th, 2015

Water heaters are pretty robust systems, and not prone to frequent breakdowns. However, that does not mean that they are immune from all problems and repair needs. Water heaters are vulnerable to a number of different problems, each capable of inflicting various levels of damage.

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Heating

What You Need to Know About the Limit Switch

February 5th, 2015

You may or may not be aware of this, but your heating system is actually covered in all manner of switches, valves, and other devices designed as safety measures. There are hundreds of different ways that a heating system could begin malfunctioning, and some of the major ones could end up severely damaging the system or proving dangerous to the home’s occupants.

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Heating

Common Geothermal Repairs

January 30th, 2015

Geothermal systems are incredibly durable; after all, they have an average lifespan of 25-50 years. As these systems grow in popularity, their uniqueness can make homeowners wonder: what kind of repairs are common with this system? The concern is natural, as the buried ground loop can create images of challenging repair issues.

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Heating