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We are blown away by the amazing team we have at Associated Heating & Air Conditioning! One of the ways we celebrate them all year long is through our Employee of the Month Award! At our monthly meeting, a new recipient is announced by the outgoing titleholder. They get to choose who they’d like to pass the title to. We love this approach because it ensures that the award remains employee-driven. It’s a fun way for the trophy to move throughout our company, from department to department.
As the winter chill sets in, it’s crucial to ensure that your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system are ready to handle the demands that cold weather bring. A well-maintained HVAC system not only keeps your home comfortable but also helps improve energy efficiency. We’ve created a comprehensive checklist for winter to ensure a cozy and cost-effective winter season.
You got a heat pump to replace your air conditioner and your furnace at the same time. The savings have been great, the convenience is awesome, but now it’s just not changing over its function at the turn of the season. It’s a pretty big issue, but thankfully one that isn’t as catastrophic as you might think.
Through years offering heat pump service in Cottage Grove, OR, we’ve seen a little bit of everything. Here’s what you need to know about your heat pump before you begin to panic about whether or not it’s doomed to be replaced.
The air you breathe directly affects your health. The problem is, most homes have anywhere from 4 to 9 times more pollutants in the air than exists right outside. The result? Your respiratory system works overtime, even when you sleep, so you wake up feeling less rested, and it continually cuts into your sleep quality.
Air purifier service in Springfield, OR help you breathe easier and sleep more soundly. Your indoor air quality isn’t just important—it’s paramount to your health and quality of life. Let’s show you how it helps, starting with your sleep.
Furnaces have a lot of working parts that can run into issues, but sometimes, your furnace shuts down completely—and it’s not the heat exchanger, it’s not the blower motor. Sometimes it’s a small sensor that prevents your furnace from running even if it’s in perfect working order.
This little component is called a flame sensor, and it runs into a problem we see often when we service gas furnaces in Eugene, OR. Your flame sensor gets dirty over time, and enacts a failsafe for the safety of you and your family. Here’s what you need to know about it.
We are so proud of the team we have at Associated Heating & Air Conditioning! One of the ways we celebrate them is through our Employee of the Month Award! A new recipient is announced at our monthly meeting by the outgoing titleholder. They get to choose who they’d like to pass the title to. It’s important to our company that this award remains employee-driven. It’s a fun way for the award to move throughout our company, from department to department.
Our hearts are FULL! Our very first 10 Days of Giving event was a huge success and we are truly blown away! You, our amazing community, showed up in a big way! We just want to shout out a major THANK YOU for helping us make it happen! Your donations are an act of kindness that will positively impact families in need in our community.
You turn on your heater, let it flow into every room of your house (even the ones you’re not using right now), and… that’s it. That’s just how it goes. But have you ever stopped to think about how much money that wastes on a daily basis? How much worse is that during really cold days in the dead of winter?
We install zone control systems in Eugene, OR so that homeowners can have more control over how they heat and cool their homes. You can custom tailor your heating and cooling solutions even more than you can right now. If you’ve never heard zone control systems or you’re just wondering how they help with your bills, let us explain.
As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, many households are getting ready for a festive celebration. Thanksgiving is filled with delicious meals and quality time with family and friends. While the focus is often on turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie, it’s crucial not to overlook the importance of your home’s HVAC system during the holiday season. At Associated Heating & Air Conditioning, your indoor comfort is our number one priority. Here are some essential tips for your HVAC system to ensure a comfortable and stress-free Thanksgiving celebration.
We are so excited to announce that we are hosting a canned food drive for Food for Lane County during our 10 Days of Giving event! Associated Heating & Air Conditioning will collect canned goods and non-perishable food items in our office from November 1-10, 2023! If you’d like to get involved, there are three ways that you can give back to our community!
