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Cool Weather’s Around The Corner — Schedule Your Service Check Before You Need Your Furnace

By Lyn Cate | Published: October 4, 2011

The colder months are fast approaching, and if you don’t take the necessary steps to ensure that your furnace is in good shape now, then you may be in for

Posted in Ductwork, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Heating, IAQ-Indoor Air Quality, Preventative Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Technicians, Ventilation | Also tagged carbon monoxide, energy efficiency, energy saving tips, furnace, furnaces, hvac system, hvac technician, indoor environment, service checks, southern oregon, Southern Oregon and Northern California | Leave a comment

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

Posted in Air Ducts, Air Filters, Energy Evaluations, Filtration, Furnaces, Heating, IAQ-Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance | Also tagged comfort resource, efficiency level, filter efficiency, furnace filter, furnace filters, heating and cooling, hvac system, Northern California, resource guide, routine maintenance, southern oregon, Southern Oregon and Northern California | Leave a comment

The Repair Or Replace Dilemma: Let Metal Masters Help You Decide

By Lyn Cate | Published: September 27, 2011

Your HVAC system is one of the most important parts of your home. That is why its important to know if you should spend money on repairing a faulty system

Posted in Air Conditioning, Energy Evaluations, Furnaces, Heating, IAQ-Indoor Air Quality, Service & Maintenance, Ventilation | Also tagged air conditioner, energy efficiency ratio, hvac contractor, hvac system, Northern California, northern california residents, seasonal energy efficiency ratio, seer, southern oregon | Leave a comment

A Guide To Managing Fall Allergies

By Lyn Cate | Published: September 22, 2011

Fall allergies can be a problem for southern Oregon and northern California residents. If you often experience a number of symptoms — sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes and sore throat

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air Ducts, Air Filters, Filtration, Furnaces, Heating, IAQ-Indoor Air Quality, Preventative Maintenance, Service & Maintenance, Ventilation | Also tagged air purification, allergy symptoms, comfort resource, fall allergies, hepa filters, indoor air quality, Northern California, northern california residents, proper ventilation, purification units, routine maintenance, southern oregon | Leave a comment

Need Energy Savings? Try Duct Sealing

By Lyn Cate | Published: July 28, 2011

The ductwork traveling through your home has a huge impact on the temperature in your living space. Inefficiently sealed ductwork can leak a lot of air and make your heating

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air Ducts, Ductwork, Energy Evaluations, Heating, Service & Maintenance | Also tagged conditioned air, cooling system, ductwork, energy star, heating and cooling, insulation, leaks, living space, Northern California, quality installation, southern oregon, utility bills | Leave a comment

HVAC Tax Credits Give You A Leg Up On Savings

By Lyn Cate | Published: July 19, 2011

If you are thinking about upgrading to newer and more efficient heating and cooling equipment, now may be the best time to do so. The government has extended tax credits

Posted in Air Conditioning, Furnaces, Heating, High-Efficieincy, Tax Credits and Rebates | Also tagged air conditioning units, cooling system, efficient systems, energy efficient heating, energy savings, energy star, heating and cooling, seer, split system air, split system air conditioner, tax credit, tax credits, utility bills | Leave a comment

Considering Programmable Thermostats? You Need To Know These Comfort Features

By Lyn Cate | Published: July 7, 2011

With the addition of a programmable thermostat to your heating and cooling equipment, you will have the ability to manage the comfort levels in your home.

Posted in Air Conditioning, Air Filters, Dehumidifiers, Energy Evaluations, Heating, Programmable, Service & Maintenance, Thermostats | Also tagged air filter, air filters, comfort features, comfort resource, control option, efficiency, heating and cooling, humidity, programmable thermostat, programmable thermostats, resource guide, utility bills | Leave a comment

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Metal Masters has been serving the heating and cooling needs of Southern Oregon and Northern California since 1968. We are always looking for better ways to meet the new challenges in our industry, to keep our company on the cutting edge - to better serve the needs of our community.
So if you're searching for "air conditioning Medford",or "heating repair Medford", you're at the right place, because we've got you covered for air conditioning, heat pump, central air, gas furnace needs -- all your heating and cooling solutions.

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