Comfort Flow Heating Blog

Is It Finally Time to Go Tankless?

August 28th, 2023

If you have a tank water heater and it is time to invest in a replacement, you may be considering a tankless option instead. Both units have their own unique pros and cons. It really just depends on your family’s unique needs when it comes to hot water.

When you’re ready to schedule water heater installation in Salem, you can give our team a call to make an appointment. You can also keep reading to learn more about the differences between tank and tankless water heaters so you can decide if a tankless water heater is right for you.

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Your Heating Options in Springfield

August 14th, 2023

If you’re thinking about installing a new heater in your home ahead of the fall and winter seasons, now is a great time to do so. You can install a new system now and have confidence going into the cooler weather that your home will be warm and comfortable without any problems.

The question is, what kind of heater do you want to install? You have a variety of options for furnace alternatives in Springfield and our team is here to help you make the best decision for your home and family. You can keep reading to learn more about the different types of heaters we install, including the pros and cons of each one.

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Everything to Know About the Reversing Valve

July 17th, 2023

One single component is what sets a heat pump apart from other HVAC options, and that is the reversing valve. It allows your heat pump to alternate effortlessly between heating and cooling without the need for two separate units.

But if your mini split is not working in heat mode, you may be wondering what to do about it. You can keep reading to learn more about the reversing valve, how it works, and some troubleshooting tips in case it stops working. Then give our team a call to service your heat pump if you’re experiencing problems.

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Your Gas Lines Need Maintenance

July 3rd, 2023

You know about air conditioning maintenance and you may even schedule plumbing maintenance. But did you know that your gas lines also need maintenance? You want your gas appliances to work at their best and for your home to maintain optimal safety. For these reasons, gas line maintenance is just as important as other types of homeowner maintenance.

Whether you have a gas stove that won’t stay lit when the dial is released, or some other gas line problem, our team is here to help. We can visit your home and make sure that all of your gas lines are secure and working at maximum efficiency. You can keep reading to learn more about gas line maintenance and why it is so important for your home. 

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What’s That Sound?

June 19th, 2023
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When you hear an unusual sound in your house, it can be alarming – and even more so when you realize that the unusual sound is coming from your air conditioner. As the largest and likely most expensive appliance in your home, you want your air conditioner to be in the best shape possible without any problems.

Don’t be tempted to ignore unusual AC sounds, especially if you hear them infrequently. Instead, give our team a call for heat pump repair in Eugene. Keep reading to learn more about sounds that can be dangerous when they’re coming from your air conditioner.

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3 Reasons to Get That Ceiling Fan Fixed

June 5th, 2023

If you have a ceiling fan that is on the fritz and not working as it should, you may be tempted to ignore the problem. After all, if your home is comfortable, do you really need a ceiling fan? The short answer is yes. 

When you schedule ceiling fan repair with our team, we can get your ceiling fan back to working like it’s brand new so you can reap the many benefits. Still not sold on fixing your ceiling fan? Keep reading to learn more about how fixing your ceiling fan can make a positive difference in your home.

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Signs Your Attic Fan Is in Disrepair

May 22nd, 2023
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You invested in an attic fan to help your air conditioner work more efficiently. But if your attic fan is showing signs of age, then it may not be working as well as it should. However, since it is out of sight in your attic, you may not always realize when it is having problems.

Noticing issues with how well your home is staying cool may not be an air conditioning problem. It may actually be that your attic fan is the problem. Keep reading to learn more about the signs that your attic fan needs repair or replacement. Then give our team a call for attic fan repair in Springfield.

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How Long Does a Furnace Installation Usually Take?

May 8th, 2023
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If you are investing in a furnace replacement this spring, you may have questions about the installation process. Installing a new furnace in the spring is a great idea because the system has time to settle in before the heavy-use seasons in fall and winter.

The good news is, our team are experts at furnace installation in Salem. We are answering all of your questions about furnace installation below, including how long the process takes. It’s great to have an understanding of what to expect during furnace installation so you are prepared the day of. Keep reading to learn more about how long furnace installation can take and what factors influence the timeline.  

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Homeowners Need to Know This About Thermocouples

April 24th, 2023
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If you have a furnace that uses a pilot light, you may have heard of thermocouples. But you may be wondering, what does a thermocouple do exactly? The short answer is that it is a safety mechanism that protects your furnace and home.

If you don’t already have a thermocouple on your furnace, you definitely want to invest in one sooner rather than later, and our team is here to help. Keep reading to learn more about this valuable addition to your home‘s furnace, and how it works. Then give us a call to schedule thermocouple installation for your heater.

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Is it Okay to Leave Your Heat Pump on Constantly?

April 10th, 2023
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If you have a heat pump, you may be wondering, should I leave my heat pump on all the time? It’s a question we get from many homeowners. While some people do leave their heat pumps on around the clock all year long, it’s not something that we advise. 

Your heat pump is already a system that is all-in-one heating and cooling, so it doesn’t get a break for half of the year while another system kicks in. You can keep reading to learn more about best practices for taking care of your heat pump, including turning it off occasionally. 

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