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Your trusted resource for expert tips, advice, and insights on everything related to heating and cooling in Oregon. Whether youโ€™re a homeowner in Hillsboro, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, or the surrounding areas, our blog is here to help you make informed decisions about your HVAC system.

From practical energy-saving tips and seasonal maintenance advice to in-depth guides on the latest heating and cooling technologies, we provide valuable content tailored to Oregonโ€™s unique climate. Learn how to enhance your systemโ€™s efficiency, save money on energy bills, and keep your home comfortable all year long. Explore the Aviator Heating & Cooling Blog today and discover the knowledge you need to make the most of your HVAC system!

How to distinguish CO intoxication from the flu

Is It the Flu or CO Poisoning? A Homeowner’s Guide to Spotting the Difference

It's the middle of winter in Oregon. Your furnace is running constantly to fight the damp chill outside. ...
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What is a Cracked Heat Exchanger? (And Why Is It So Dangerous?)

"You have a cracked heat exchanger." In the HVAC world, those are often the scariest (and most expensive) ...
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Carbon Monoxide (CO) & Your Furnace: The Ultimate Safety Guide for Oregon Homeowners

Welcome to the most important safety guide on the Aviator website. As we head into the cold, damp ...
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Why Does My Furnace Have a Burning Smell?

A burning smell from your furnace is terrifying. Your first thought is "fire," and you're right to be ...
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Can I Install a Mini-Split in a Finished Basement?

If you've recently renovated your basement-or are planning to-you're likely thinking about heating and cooling options. Finished basements ...
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Do I Need New Ductwork With a System Replacement?

When it's time to replace your air conditioner or furnace, there's often one big question homeowners forget to ...