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Vancouver, WA (PRWEB) September 15, 2014
Comfort Air is now offering helpful tips and instructions for all people in the Portland/Vancouver area through its brand new blog. Updated twice weekly, this blog gives readers ideas and solutions to help them solve possible problems with their heating and cooling in Vancouver WA and beyond.
All of the blog entries can be found here.
One recent post included some important tips that people can do on their own to keep air conditioners running smoothly.
Take the time to clean or change your air filter. Cleaning your filter can help reduce your AC units energy use by as much as 15 percent. Another thing you can do yourself is to keep the entire area around your air conditioner clean and free of any plant growth, including leaves that have fallen.
The post also mentions services that their technicians can do to maintain peoples air conditioners.
One of our qualified and professional techs can clear your drain and clean the indoor and outdoor units. By having one of our professional techs service your system you can save a lot of money in the long run.
Comfort Air says they are also ready to help people prepare their heating system for the upcoming fall and winter seasons, which can include all kinds of inclement weather.
The company says they service Portland and Vancouver metro areas for all heating and cooling repair needs, as well as new installation.
Contact information for Comfort Air can be found here.
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Reno, NV (PRWEB) September 15, 2014
Reno heating repair and furnace replacement and installation by 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling will come with discounts because of the new coupon now available. 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling serving Reno and surrounding areas is now offering a furnace tune-up for $69.95. 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling understands that the current economic conditions warrant the best savings possible and they are here to help. We are offering this Reno Furnace Tune-Up deal as a way to help people get their heating systems and furnaces fixed for the best price, said Mike of 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling serving Reno. We are hoping a lot of people take advantage of this Reno and Sparks Nevada area, air heating repair and furnace tune-up coupon while it lasts because we know it makes us more than competitive
Reno heating repair and furnace tune-up performed by 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling is performed by experienced and licensed Reno HVAC and heating repair professionals who will perform your repair efficiently for a reasonable cost while treating your home or business as they would their own. 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling has many HVAC and air conditioning repair trucks and they perform all repairs at your location. "Our trucks and technicians are ready to provide fast heating and furnace repairs in Reno," says Mike.
4 Seasons Heating & Cooling has many years of experience handling Reno air conditioning repair and air conditioning replacement, and we always treat our customers right, says Mike. 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling has many positive online A/C repair reviews from respected consumer review sites such as Google, Yahoo and Yelp. Reaction to the coupon has been very good so far, says Mike, We just announced this Reno Furnace Tune-Up coupon but already we have had people say this makes us the most reasonable.
Sparks heating and furnace repair can be complicated and finding the parts can be difficult, according to Mike of 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling, Many people get frustrated when their furnace breaks. Some people try to repair the furnace themselves. Some are successful but most are not. We recommend saving your time and letting professional heater repairmen get the job done right the first time.
This time of year is especially busy for 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling because of extreme temperatures and increased HVAC system use by residents of Reno. We get a lot of calls for heater repair in the fall and winter, especially in the beginning of each season because the air conditioning and heating system hasnt been run and sometimes parts wear out, says Mike of 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling. We recommend the best Reno heating and furnace repair we can for the situation. Most of the time a heating system can be repaired but sometimes the furnace must be replaced. The $69.95 coupon for Furnace Tune-Ups can be applied to the installation of a new furnace or new HVAC system.
To learn more about Reno or Sparks air conditioning or furnace repair and installation please contact 4 Seasons Heating & Cooling. Please visit their website, see their online Reno Heating and Furnace Repair.
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CEDAR RAPIDS The $90 million redevelopment of Westdale Mall has shifted into high gear with a combination of exterior and interior activity.
Frew Development and city officials broke ground Friday for the 10-year project, which will include retail, commercial, office, entertainment, residential, hotel, green space and connecting trails.
The Cedar Rapids City Council agreed to provide $5 million in upfront money for Westdale and will recoup the money from tax-incentive revenue that comes with the added value of the redevelopment.
John Frew, president of Frew Development Group in Denver, Colo., on Friday said seven pad sites along the Edgewood Road SW side of the property have been sold. He confirmed that Chick-fil-A and U.S. Bank will occupy two of the sites, but he declined to identify the remaining buyers.
Chick-fil-A, an original tenant of Westdales in 1979, has been constructing stand-alone buildings with drive-up windows, similar to its Lindale Mall venue, as part of its current business model.
U.S. Bank is relocating to Westdale because the building housing its existing office at 2350 Edgewood Rd. SW was acquired by F&M Bank of Manchester, which has offices in northeast and downtown Cedar Rapids.
Airtight, watertight
Leading up to Fridays groundbreaking were a series of actions most behind the scenes required to prepare for demolition of the main portion of the mall.
Construction of three semi-permanent walls separating the main portion of the mall from JCPenney, Younkers and the former Von Maur building began weeks ago and is progressing rapidly, according to Lisa Rowe, vice president-retail for Frew Development Group and Westdales general manager.
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OBERLIN, OH (PRWEB) September 09, 2014
Forget a downloadable app. This must-have homeowner gadget will automatically text you when theres trouble with your home a/c or furnace filter.
The new air filter monitor sends email or text alerts* to your smartphone, tablet or desktop computer when the filter becomes clogged so you can enjoy cleaner air, lower electric bills and an efficiently operating HVAC system.
Energy Savings: Just like your automobiles gas gauge, the CleanAlert FILTERSCAN WiFi shows how much cleaning power remains in your homes air filter. Using patented differential pressure technology to actively measure a filters capacity, the $99 wireless unit takes the guesswork out of this important household chore and helps save up to $300 in annual energy savings.
Download our Home Energy Savings Checklist and discover how to save money and conserve energy.
Health Benefits: Most of us spend the majority of our time indoors. Ironically, thats where allergens, mold and other irritants are most at home. In fact, the EPA finds that pollutant levels can be two to five times higher inside our homes than outside. Besides undercutting system efficiency, a clogged air filter can make homeowners feel sick, too, especially family members with allergy and asthmatic issues.
A well-maintained HVAC system air filter keeps the air your family breathes clean, says Terry L. Reavis, Vice President Sales & Marketing for CleanAlert, known for its innovative airflow-sensing solutions.
As an air filter becomes clogged with dirt, dust, pet dander and other particles, the HVAC system will all too efficiently recirculate these pollutants into every corner of the home. By installing a FILTERSCAN WiFi Air Filter Monitor, homeowners will enjoy cleaner air, while maintaining system efficiency.
Scientific Approach: The FILTERSCAN takes a scientific approach to maximizing a homes air quality by monitoring the change in pressure while an air filter is in use. Timely replacement has a dual benefit by ensuring the filter is replaced neither too soon nor too late.
Wait too long and the heating or cooling system not only loses efficiency and wastes energy but could also need expensive repairs.
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The way things act in this universe we inhabit, when anything except water is heated it swells up and shrinks when cooled. This constant movement results in lots of problems. When metal is bent, for example, after a number of flexings fatigue results in breakage. Wings can fall of airplanes, studs snap and wheels come off trucks. Both can be deadly.
Water swells when heated, shrinks when cooled, but a few degrees below freezing ice swells again. This is lucky in that if ice didn't float, in time the lakes and seas would be solid ice. It's not so lucky when ice is inside pipes, in crevices between bricks and pavement for example. It has power to split the strongest materials. This is why we are forever having to detour in summer while bridges, culverts and pavement are being replaced.
The gully washers we've been experiencing lately have been flooding basements through holes that metal fatigue, ice-split shingles and concrete walls have left.
Shingles are destroyed both by ice and by the buckling between nails or staples when the sun heats them. This opens mouth-like spaces which lets wind push rainwater up over the top edge of shingles. Depending on the slope and shapes of under-roof construction, water can find its way to places to drip that ruin ceilings leaving no hint of where the leak may be found. Often it falls right onto your bed.
For several months every heavy rain has tripped the ground fault breaker that protects people from being electrocuted in the gazebo or by the fish pond and security light in the back yard. When the water started flooding into the outdoor cellarway and down to the floor of the cold room, it offered a clue to locate the weak spot in the electrical circuit. Son Mike who has the most experience in things electrical advised looking in the box of the receptacle that's on the wall just above the concrete slab surrounding the trap door. He was right. The box was half full of soggy porridge-like gasket material. The dissolved gasket let water at the receptacle, rusting screws, etc.
I called on son David, he with the most experience in gasketry and caulking, to fix the problem. Gentle rain had no effect on the repair, but the next gully washer killed the circuit.
Examining the situation from inside the cellarway, we saw that the seasonal heating and cooling had broken the mortar and silicone all along the junction of the concrete top and the brick walls. Furthermore, the vent for the gas fireplace exits up through the concrete top tight to the brick wall. I had used black-coated ten test as a cushion for expansion of the metal housing. Over the years it had done the same as the gasketry in the electrical box, rotted to mush.
David used his air compressor to clean the decayed vegetation, chips of mortar and sundry debris before filling voids with hydraulic cement and replacing rotten ten test with modern backer material. I was watching him inject silicone over this material when a movement caught my eye.
It was an earthworm no thicker than a bit of string and just over an inch long throwing itself like a miniature sidewinder across the hot concrete. It must have been snug in a crevice filled with damp humus until the blast of compressed air ruined its home. If it had a voice it would have been expressing outrage like Robert Burns' wee mouse, and probably screaming as the sun and hot concrete reduced it to a bit of leather.
It was headed across the desert instead of toward the near edge where it would fall into the shade of ferns. Knowing my blunt fingers would kill it if I tried to pick it up, I nudged it toward safety. It coiled instantly into a writhing knot. That let me get it to the cliff with a couple of feather-light sweeps. It vanished among the fronds, still able, I hoped, to recover from its desiccation.
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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) September 04, 2014
Fall topics and locations:
Living in a Material World: The Importance of Building Deconstruction and Reuse Until recently, Chicago had more tear-downs than any other city in the U.S. While saving and reusing existing buildings is almost always the greenest option, there are options beyond a quick and dirty demolition for entire homes as well as interior renovations. Join preservation and sustainability consultant Carla Bruni to learn about the differences between demolition and deconstruction, why one should care about saving the materials used to build bungalows and other historic homes, and the financial incentives available to offset the cost of deconstruction.
Date/Time: Monday, September 15, 6:00pm Location (North): Austin-Irving Library, 6100 W. Irving Park Rd, 60634
Date/Time: Thursday, September 18, 6:00pm Location (South): Brainerd Library, 1350 W. 89th St, 60620
Expanding Spaces: Attics Julie Liska, of Liska Architects will review how to best use that unfinished attic space in bungalow or vintage homes to maximize living and storage space potential. Her presentation will include related building codes, structural and heating/cooling issues for new second floor spaces as well as considerations for bungalow aesthetics when altering the roof line of homes.
Date/Time: Thursday, September 25, 6:30pm Location (North): Sulzer Regional Library, 4455 N. Lincoln Ave, 60625
Date/Time: Tuesday, September 30, 6:30pm Location (South): Woodson Regional Library, 9525 S Halsted St, 60628
Big Ideas for Small Kitchen Spaces Join Terri Johnson and the AIA Chicago Small Practitioners Group for a presentation on Kitchen Renovations in small spaces. Learn how to work with an architect and gain valuable insight on how to get the most bang for your buck for renovations. From smart efficient design to cabinetry accessories and finish upgradesthis presentation will give the tools to get projects started on the right foot.
Date/Time: Monday, October 6, 6:00pm Location (South): Beverly Library, 1962 W. 95th St, 60643
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