WHAT'S HEATING YOUR HOME?

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TRANE XV95 Furnaces

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What to Look For When Buying a New Furnace:

Gas furnaces with higher AFUE (annual fuel utilization efficiency) rates (up to 95.0%) means more gas is converted into heat, thus costing less to heat your home.
An electric ignition eliminates the need for a constantly burning pilot. This feature alone gives up to 6% higher efficiency. And in combination with an induced-draft blower, can improve furnace efficiencies by over 20%.
Important features include corrosion resistant heat exchangers, direct-drive blower units, induced draft blowers, safety switches, and an insulated blower compartment to helps minimize noise.
And be sure to ask about the terms of the warranty. Quality manufacturers put an aggressive warranty behind their furnace.

Why to convert from a oil furnace to a natural gas furnace?

What's heating your home

Most homes in the portland metro area are heated with either a gas furnace, electric furnace, or an oil furnace. Oil, electric or gas furnaces work by heating the air and then distributing the heated air through a system of ducts in the house. Its efficiency is rated by something known as an “annual fuel utilization efficiency” (AFUE). Simply put, AFUE is a measure of how efficiently an appliance utilizes its energy source (fuel) during the course of a typical year. The higher the AFUE rating, the more fuel is turned into heat and the less fuel is lost due to inefficiency.

How much savings can you get?

Choosing an electric furnace or a gas furnace will also affect your overall energy savings (oil furnaces are passé). A furnace that’s run by electricity has an AFUE rating of between 95% and 100% because there is no chimney flue involved to contribute to fuel loss. There are a number of factors to consider when choosing a furnace,.

Many Furnace types, which ones right for you?

There are four basic types of furnaces: Single-Stage Furnace, Two-Stage Furnace, Two-Stage Variable Speed Furnace, and Modulating Variable Speed Furnace. Each of these furnaces perform well when in the right environment and a professional from Tri County Temp Control can help you decide which size and type of furnace will best suit your Portland home.

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Get the best heating contractor...

Replacing your old and worn out furnace with a new efficient system can cut your fuel costs and your furnace’s pollution output by half. Choosing the right furnace for your Oregon home, lifestyle, and the unique Portland Oregon climate is an important decision that should only be make by a trusted heating contractor. Let Tri County Temp Control help you find a system that will keep you warm, save you money and be more friendly to our planet. Your wallet and the environment will thank you.

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For New NW Natural (conversion) Customers

Get up to $902 back when you purchase a high-efficiency natural gas furnace from a NW Natural Certified Contractor:

Up to $352 Oregon Dept. of Energy (ODOE) energy tax credit for 95%+ AFUE gas furnace with AHRI-listed electrically-efficient motor (ECM)
$350 instant rebate* from a NWN Certified Contractor for a 95%+ AFUE natural gas furnace (no ECM required)
Up to $200 Federal energy tax credit (i.e. $150 95%+ AFUE gas furnace + $50 with electrically-efficient AHRI e-listed ECM) or $150 Fed tax credit on 95%+ AFUE boiler

Please check with your tax advisor regarding tax advantages that may be realized by any of these purchases.

*Instant rebates are not available on natural gas furnaces used as back-up heat for a hybrid or heat pump system.

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For New NW Natural (conversion) Customers

Get up to $902 back when you purchase a high-efficiency natural gas furnace from a NW Natural Certified Contractor:

Up to $352 Oregon Dept. of Energy (ODOE) energy tax credit for 95%+ AFUE gas furnace with AHRI-listed electrically-efficient motor (ECM)
$350 instant rebate* from a NWN Certified Contractor for a 95%+ AFUE natural gas furnace (no ECM required)
Up to $200 Federal energy tax credit (i.e. $150 95%+ AFUE gas furnace + $50 with electrically-efficient AHRI e-listed ECM) or $150 Fed tax credit on 95%+ AFUE boiler

Please check with your tax advisor regarding tax advantages that may be realized by any of these purchases.

*Instant rebates are not available on natural gas furnaces used as back-up heat for a hybrid or heat pump system.

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Tri County Temp Control
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503-557-2220

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