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Furnace 101 — Where A Red Tagged Furnace Leaves You

By Lyn Cate | Published: March 27, 2012

So you have a red tagged furnace. What does that mean, and where does it leave you? It means your furnace has been determined too dangerous to operate. Usually it’s

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Make Changing Furnace Filters A Habit, And Watch Efficiency Rise

By Lyn Cate | Published: November 29, 2011

If you have noticed a decline in your home’s energy efficiency of late, it could be because you aren’t changing your furnace filters regularly.  Winter is on its way, so

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Buttoning Up Your Home Before The Oregon Chill Sets In

By Lyn Cate | Published: November 1, 2011

Summer is over, and cooler days are starting to arrive. That means it’s time to prepare for winter. While keeping everyone comfortable is important, calling a service professional to perform preventive

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What Factors Contribute To Furnace-Filter Efficiency?

By Lyn Cate | Published: September 29, 2011

A number of factors contribute to the overall efficiency level of your furnace filter. The thickness of the fibers that make up the filter come into play as well as

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