Clawson Heating & Air Conditioning Blog: Posts Tagged ‘Oregon City’

Heatwaves in Oregon: It’s Time to Get AC Installed

Monday, August 21st, 2023

Here in the Pacific Northwest, we’ve seen many days of extreme heat with temperatures in the triple digits. Unfortunately, many homes in Oregon aren’t equipped with central air conditioners. If you’re one of those homeowners, now is a great time to invest in a whole house system that’ll keep your home safe, cool, and comfortable for the rest of the summer and many summers to come.

If you have any questions about air conditioning installation in Oregon City, OR, our team is always here to help. We can schedule an in-home assessment and help you choose the perfect solution for your unique needs. Keep reading to learn more about the benefits of a whole home air conditioner and why now is a great time to invest in one.

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How Ductless Heating May Benefit You

Monday, May 15th, 2023

If you’re thinking about installing a new heater before the next winter season, it might be a good idea for you to consider ductless heating in Oregon City, OR. There are a variety of reasons that ductless heating is gaining a lot of traction with homeowners as one of the more popular installation choices.

Even though it’s almost summer, now is still a great time to be thinking about heater installation. With our unpredictable weather, you never know when you might need your heater during our “summers.” Also, your new system will be in place and ready to go when the fall and winter months come around. Keep reading to learn more about the benefits of ductless heating, including how you can benefit from the system for cooling, too.

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When to Schedule A Heat Pump Service

Monday, February 20th, 2023

You may not realize it but you really rely on and trust your heat pump to keep your home comfortable throughout the year. And that system has certainly had its work cut out for it in the past several months. From sweltering temperatures in the summer to frigid ones in the winter, your heat pump has done its duty.

At this point though, your system may be struggling. It makes sense too! What human can run two marathons in a row with little to no support? That’s why we want you to know when to get professional assistance for your system. Here are the signs that you need to schedule a heat pump service in Oregon City, OR.

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How To Tell if Your Furnace Needs Some Help

Monday, December 12th, 2022

No one wants to spend their savings on a faulty furnace that broke down at the worst possible moment. If anything though, this should be a good motivator to find and address furnace malfunctions before they escalate to this point.

Need some help figuring out whether or not you need furnace repair in Oregon City, OR? We can share the signs to watch for then provide the service you need to get things warm again.

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“Why Do I Need a Whole Home Air Purifier or Air Filtration System?”

Monday, October 3rd, 2022

If you’re just now becoming familiar with the world of indoor air quality, then it’s likely that you’re going to start with an air filter or an air purifier for your home. Air filtration and air purifiers are the best way for you to start improving your home’s indoor air quality.

We know that the process of finding the right indoor air quality solutions can be a little confusing, but we’re here to walk you through the entire process.

Read on to learn more about air purifiers and air filtration systems.

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Reasons Your AC Can’t Cool the House Enough

Monday, May 17th, 2021

Air conditioning systems have limits. For example, a residential air conditioner can change the indoor temperatures a maximum of 20°F from the outdoor temperature, and thermostats won’t allow temperature settings lower than 60°F (which is too cold for most people anyway). But if a central air conditioner is properly sized and installed, it will be able to provide enough cooling for a house to keep it comfortable throughout even the hottest summers.

If your air conditioning is not managing the job of cooling your house, either never getting to a comfortable enough temperature or creating uneven cooling with hot spots in some rooms, then you may need air conditioning repair in Oregon City, OR, or possibly even a replacement system.

Below we’ll examine some reasons you may have an AC that’s struggling to do its job.

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Heat Pump vs. Furnace—Which Is the Better Choice for a New Heater?

Monday, December 14th, 2020

If you’re currently considering replacing your heating system, and you’re weighing choices between getting a furnace and a heat pump, you’ll have plenty of factors to consider. We can’t give you a single answer on a blog post, but we can shed some light on several of the considerations. Before you make a decision, you’ll want to consult with us so we can give you expert advice. (After all, you’ll need us to install the new system, so have us there from the beginning!)

Below we’ve listed some pros and cons of installing a heat pump or furnace. Some of these factors will have greater weight with you than others, and that’s one of the reasons you’ll want our professionals guiding you.

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