We want to help you save money! Both Clark Public Utilities and Energy Trust of Oregon have upped the rebates! If you have been thinking about upgrading of are in need of some new equipment now is the time! Rebates are ranging from $200-$2000!
Check out our rebates page to see if you qualify!
Call for a free in home estimate and ask what incentives you qualify for (360)335-1699
We are proudly partnered and accepting rebate vouchers from the Southwest Clean Air Agency for the wood stove replacement program.
The Southwest Clean Air Agency (SWCAA), in conjunction with the Washington Department of Ecology (DOE), is offering financial incentives in amounts ranging from $350 to $6000 for homeowners within the Urban Growth Areas (UGAs) of Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Ridgefield, Battle Ground, Yacolt, Chehalis and Centralia who wish to replace or remove an old wood stove or wood-burning fireplace insert which is installed in the home and does not meet the current emission limits set by the State of Washington (Washington Administrative Code, Chapter 173-433-100).
The program is composed of two (2) options:
Simply visit swcleanair.org to learn more about this wood stove replacement or removal rebate program to see if you qualify.
The program is active at this time and will expire on June 30, 2021, or when grant funding is exhausted, whichever occurs first.
Information provided by Experts Heating and Cooling, Inc. and swcleanair.org
This weather has us thinking about fall, while we have a few weeks of summer left it is time to think about scheduling your fall maintenance. A frequent question that I hear is how often should I schedule a maintenance? Well, to answer that question there is a few things to think about. Do you have an indoor and outdoor unit? For example, Heat pump and air handler? AC and Furnace? Or do you only have a Furnace? We like to recommend that you maintain your heating equipment going into the fall to prepare for the cooler nights and that gives you time to make any repairs needed before the harsher winter weather arrives. Then in the spring time comes and it starts to warm up, that’s when we recommend doing a maintenance on the the cooling system. Maybe you don’t want to schedule two appointments a year, that’s ok, we also do full maintenance’s where we maintain both indoor and outdoor units at the same time annually. Call us and we can set you up with a reoccurring appointment to keep your system in tip top shape.
It’s the time of year again when the leaves start changing color and we see the words pumpkin spice everywhere we turn. Here’s some things to ponder while transitioning your home into the cooler weather.
What you should do regularly to ensure that your system is performing at peak operating levels.
Here are things Experts will do during a Fall furnace preventative maintenance appointment.
Something to remember, HVAC systems (gas furnaces particularly) require the skills of a professional for proper maintenance, installation and repairs.
Now let’s cozy up to fall with our brisk mornings, yummy smelling candles and pumpkin spice lattes.
To schedule your Fall maintenance, Call Experts 360-335-1699
Ductless systems, also known as ductless heat pumps or ductless mini-splits, are highly efficient easily installed primary heating and cooling systems for electrically heated homes. They’re safe, durable and quiet, and they heat rooms evenly at a fraction of the cost of baseboard, wall and ceiling heat or electric furnaces.
Ductless systems utilize heat pump technology to distribute warm or cool air more quietly and efficiently than traditional electric heaters. With three main components (outdoor unit, indoor wall-mounted unit, remote control), ductless heat pumps are easily installed by a professional in less than a day and can reduce your electric heating costs by 25% -50% while keeping you comfortable all year long.
Ductless heating and cooling systems are reversible, two-way heat pump that simply take heat energy from on place and move it to another by compressing and expanding refrigerant. There are three main components:
1. Outdoor unit: connects to the indoor unit by a small bundle of cables, including a refrigerant line. The unit is placed outside of the home on ground level.
2. Indoor unit: mounted on a centrally located wall. One indoor head is enough to heat and cool an average-sized Northwest home.
3. Remote control: allows occupants to adjust the settings for maximum efficiency, comfort and control.
Installation is quick and easy. There is no need for expensive, invasive and often leaky duct work: A small 3-inch hold hidden behind the indoor unit is all that’s needed to connect it to the outdoor unit. Ductless systems do best when they are installed in a central location in your home. They work with your existing heating system to ensure that bedrooms and bathrooms are the perfect temperature.
Other types of heat pump include ducted heat pumps, ducted mini-splits and central air handler mini-splits. Talk to your electric utility or contractor to learn more about which type of heat pump would be best for your home.
Information provided by http://www.goingductless.com
Ductless Heat Pump Rebates:
To Qualify for Your Rebate:
Information provided by www.clarkpublicutilities.com
We offer American Standard & Mitsubishi heating & cooling products.
Call today for a free estimate 360-335-1699
Furnace repair in Washougal,WA Heat pump repair in Camas,WA
Experts Heating & Cooling is dedicated to giving our customers the best customer service possible. We are located in Washougal,WA and service all of Clark County, and we even travel up the gorge into Skamania County to complete service in Stevenson,WA and surrounding areas. If you are in need of any furnace or heat pump repairs, please call us today at (360)335-1699 or you can email us Kyle@Expertsheating.com
