Tips for Winterizing Your Furnace
BRRRR! It’s cold out there! The cold weather is officially here and besides bundling yourself up to stay warm, winterizing your home (especially your furnace)… View Article Read More
February 17
5 Tips To Prepare Your Home for Freezing Temperatures
Our local news stations are reporting that this week, we will see our first big drop in temperatures around the Pacific Northwest. With the onset… View Article Read More
February 17
Should I Repair or Replace My Older Air Conditioning Unit?
We have already had a series of hot days here in Oregon and summer hasn’t even officially started yet. Is your air conditioning ready to… View Article Read More
February 17
How a zone control system will save you money?
Our team at Specialty Heating & Cooling does a lot of work on 2-story homes. Oftentimes, it can be difficult to get comfortable, matching temperatures… View Article Read More
February 17
How Dust Impacts Your HVAC System
No matter how often you clean your home, dust accumulates quickly. Does it feel like it’s piling up almost immediately? Constant dust build-up can be… View Article Read More
February 17
Thermostat Setting: What’s the Difference between Auto and Fan?
What kind of thermostat do you have in your home or office? It doesn’t matter if you have a revolutionary Cor Thermostat that is programmable,… View Article Read More
February 17
How to Get Your Heating System Ready for Fall
It might not feel like autumn yet, but before you know it, the fall season will be here. Planning for the change of season is… View Article Read More
February 17
Types of Furnace Filters
Home improvement and home maintenance on your home is something that should be a high priority on your list. Replacing your air filters/furnace filters on… View Article Read More
February 16
Important News
Important Product Safety Notification: Supco SCM 150 and SCM 60 Surge Protectors Specialty Heating & Cooling is warning our customers of a possible fire hazard… View Article Read More
February 16
Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, tasteless, odorless, and highly toxic gas. The Defender alarm uses sophisticated sensor technology to detect and record levels of CO…. View Article Read More
