Associated Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. Blog: Posts Tagged ‘HVAC’

Ductless Heat Pump Installation: Benefits of Ductless HVAC and Mini Split Advantages

Tuesday, July 9th, 2024

Why Ductless Heating & Cooling Is a Smart Choice

Modern living room with two white sofas and a wall-mounted ductless heat pump installation.

When it comes to heating and cooling your home, traditional HVAC systems have long been the go-to solution. However, in recent years, ductless heating and cooling systems, also known as mini-split systems, have gained popularity due to their numerous advantages.  If you’re considering upgrading your home’s climate control, here’s why a ductless system might be the perfect choice. And if your system is already installed, be sure to watch for these ductless AC repair issues to ensure it continues to operate at peak efficiency. Unlike traditional air conditioning systems, ductless mini splits eliminate the need for ductwork and offer direct control over room temperatures. Additionally, they provide both heating and cooling capabilities, making them a versatile alternative to conventional air conditioning. If you’re considering upgrading your home’s climate control, here’s why a ductless system might be the perfect choice.

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Benefits of Routine HVAC Maintenance

Wednesday, June 19th, 2024

There are many benefits of routine HVAC maintenance for your home. In fact, upkeep is essential for your system. Your HVAC unit plays a pivotal role in ensuring your indoor comfort, air quality, and energy efficiency. Regular maintenance not only preserves the longevity of your system but also safeguards against potential malfunctions and costly repairs.

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Allergy Season and Your Indoor Air Quality

Wednesday, May 1st, 2024

When flowers start blooming in the Willamette Valley, so does our dreaded allergy season. This causes discomfort for many people in our area. While we can’t do anything to control the pollen levels outdoors, we can take steps to make our indoor spaces a sanctuary from allergens. The most effective way to combat allergies indoors is by optimizing your HVAC system to improve your indoor air quality (IAQ). Let’s explore some things you can do this season!

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HVAC Checklist for Spring

Wednesday, March 20th, 2024

Spring has finally arrived in Oregon! This means it’s time to give your HVAC system the attention it needs this time of year. Proper maintenance ensures your indoor comfort. It also enhances energy efficiency , reduces utility bills, and extends the lifespan of your system. To ensure your system is ready, we’ve created a comprehensive HVAC checklist for spring!

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Why Clean Air Filters Matter for HVAC Efficiency

Thursday, July 13th, 2023
Close-up of a white HVAC air filter with text discussing ducted HVAC and air filter replacement importance.

When it comes to a healthy ducted HVAC system, your air filter is absolutely essential. Not only do they improve the lifespan of your system, there are other benefits, too. Contrary to what many believe, the primary function of the filter is not to purify the air. An air filter will act as a barrier that will capture allergens, dust, and tiny particles from getting into the air you breathe inside your home.  To understand how this impacts your health and comfort during allergy season, read more about allergy season and your indoor air quality. Keep in mind, the things you don’t want in your indoor air will build up on these lightweight filters over time.

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Wildfire Smoke and Your Indoor Air Quality

Thursday, July 6th, 2023
Tips for Indoor Air Quality during a wildfire in the Oregon by Associated Heating and Air Conditioning

In the Pacific Northwest, the Summer Season has become synonymous with Wildfire Season. What was once a rare occurrence is now something we are battling every year. Wildfires are not only devastating to our forests and land, they also wreak havoc on our communities, health, and homes. When the air quality becomes unsafe outdoors, your indoor air matters most.

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