Could Your Home Use an Electrical Upgrade?
June 21st, 2021Heed these signs that your home needs rewiring or an electrical panel upgrade.
Springfield Posts
Should a Ductless HVAC System Be Your Next Installation?
April 12th, 2021There are many heating and cooling options on the market. Is going ductless the right option for you? Read on to find out!
Before You Put Up Those Holiday Lights, Consider This!
November 25th, 2019One of the most frequent calls our electricians receive around this time of the year is in regards to certain outlets not working throughout their home.
Winter Furnace Problems to Watch Out For
January 7th, 2019Here’s a few problems with your furnace systems that you should look out for this winter.
Why Cold Weather is Hard on Indoor Air Quality
October 15th, 2018It’s important to think about your indoor air quality especially during these dry, cold months in Oregon.
We’ll Be at the Home Building & Remodeling EXPO: May 18, 19 and 20th
May 9th, 2018Comfort Flow Heating will be at the upcoming Home Building & Remodeling EXPO in Springfield, OR
What Is the Sacrificial Anode Rod?
March 4th, 2015The parts of your water heater work together to heat up cool water from the pipes and return it to your plumbing system so that you have continued access to warm water for showering, cleaning, laundry, and more. But one part of your water heater does not really participate in this process at all.
Upgrades to Consider During Air Conditioning Installation
August 22nd, 2014When you install a new air conditioner for your home, you will likely receive a system with improved energy efficiency over your older system. However, you don’t have to let the benefits end there. As part of installation, you can choose some additional upgrades for your HVAC system to improve performance and increase energy efficiency.
How Do Air Conditioning Repairs Improve Energy Efficiency?
August 1st, 2014During the summer, you’re used to seeing your energy bills go up and up. But you may have unusually high bills if you allow air conditioning repair needs to go unaddressed for too long. Air conditioning works by removing heat from a home and releasing it outdoors. This process repeats over and over again until your home reaches the desired temperature.
