You and your family need strategies to beat the heat. If you are a PNW resident, here are some ways to keep yourself cool in hot weather – even if your home doesn’t have air conditioning right now.
Whether you are moving to the Pacific Northwest from out of state or are simply moving into a newly built house, it is good to know if your home is built with central AC in mind. Even if it is not, Paragon can help find the right heating and cooling options that fit your needs.
Heat pumps are a popular option for homeowners looking to keep their homes cool and comfortable in the summer. Here is why heat pumps are a good idea in the PNW.
At Paragon, we help homeowners find, install, and maintain the best heating and air conditioning systems for their homes. Read on to find out which model is right for your needs!
There are many options for cooling your Pacific Northwest home. If your house already has the ductwork for it, central air conditioning might be the best solution for you.
A ductless mini split is a single air conditioning unit that can be installed in almost any room of your home, even if it is not connected to the ductwork. These units also come in a variety of styles that can be installed in different places throughout the room.
As of 2022, these are the best air conditioning choices for homes in the Pacific Northwest.
Here’s a basic checklist of things you can do to keep your HVAC system in great working condition this season.
One of the best ways to find a great heating contractor is to ask your friends and neighbors for referrals. If someone in your area recently hired a heating contractor, they may be able to give you a good recommendation.
Different heat pumps work better in different homes, and there are several factors you may need to consider beyond price. Here’s what you need to know to choose the best heat pump for your home.