With how much we use our heating systems going into this colder season—and really, year-round—it makes perfect sense that you’d like to do everything you can to save energy and subsequently save money.
Well, what if we told you that your thermostat and how you use that thermostat plays a hefty role in this? This is true not only in the fall and winter months but also in the summer when you switch over to using your air conditioner.
Reach on to learn more about the relationship between your thermostat and your HVAC systems, and to learn what your thermostat options are, from standard digital models to smart thermostats that give you precise control over your heating and cooling.
Winter is coming faster than we think, and we want you to be prepared. Sure, we might not have a climate that’s as bitterly cold as other parts of the world, but our winter seasons still pack quite the punch and require a fully functioning heater to keep us warm.
With Halloween quickly approaching, and an eerie feeling in the air, it’d be easy to pretend the strange noises you’re hearing from around your home are silly trick-or-treaters outside or even a haunted house—but that’s probably not the source of these noises.
October can be a fun time of the year in Salem—October is here and homeowners are busy planning Halloween parties and costumes. Temperatures are dropping and that means everyone is planning to have their furnaces professional maintained, too.
Are you one of those homeowners that doesn’t always schedule furnace maintenance services annually? You’re not alone. We understand the aversion some homeowners have to scheduling maintenance services. Your line of reasoning might be: why would I schedule a service appointment and pay money to a team of technicians when everything seems fine with my heating system? Well, if you want to keep your heating system functioning as it should then maintenance is an essential step.
Unfortunately, your furnace can’t tell you when it’s time for 
Extreme temperatures in winter or summer here in Eugene usually mean that whatever you use for temperature control in your home is really put to the test. This winter is no exception, and we’ve had pretty cold temperatures in Eugene this year. If your heat pump is showing signs of inefficiency then you should make sure that you contact a heating technician sooner than later. Early signs of problems are an opportunity for you to have a professional rectify any issue before it becomes the cause of a big system breakdown. If you need 
Do you know how to operate your heater correctly? You might be inclined to answer that question with an immediate “yes”, but it’s more than likely that you don’t. The best practices for your heater aren’t always the most convenient or perfunctory for homeowners. Our team here at Comfort Flow Heating wants to change that. Running your heater poorly will quickly result in unwanted repair services alongside a shorter furnace lifespan. No one wants that considering how big of an investment this is. If you need 
