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2023

Factors to Consider When Buying a Furnace

A homeowner should have adequate knowledge when purchasing various home appliances. This enables them to make well-informed decisions based on their choice. Purchasing the right furnace based on your home’s needs can help ensure you stay comfortable during the winter. The following are some factors to consider when purchasing a furnace for your home. Brand … Continued

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What You Need to Know About a Tankless Water Heater

Tankless water heaters have become increasingly popular in new homes. Unlike storage tank heaters that hold a large volume of water in an insulated tank that you can use at any time, tankless water heaters generate hot water on demand. When you open the hot water tap, cold water flows through the tankless heater. As … Continued

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2023

Ideal Furnace Temperature This Winter

With the cooler temperatures settling in around northern California, it’s time to get your heater ready to keep things comfortable. As you change your thermostat over to heating, the yearly question of the best temperature rises again. Here are some thoughts for setting the ideal temperature on your furnace this winter. 68 Degree Average The … Continued

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2023

What You Need to Know About a Thermostatic Expansion Valve

Most air conditioning systems have thermostatic expansion valves (TXV) as a primary component. Knowledge of the valve increases efficiency in the HVAC operations conducted by technicians. The TXV complements other essential parts of a refrigeration cycle. The Function of the Thermostatic Expansion Valve The thermostatic expansion valve has a critical role in the refrigeration process. … Continued

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2023

3 Common Autumn Indoor Air Quality Problems

Autumn is a pleasant time of the year in Eureka, CA. As the outdoor temperature and humidity levels drop, deciduous tree leaves change color and jack o’lanterns decorate front porches. As the weather cools, you may spend more time indoors. Be aware of these three common fall indoor air quality problems that could affect your … Continued

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2023

4 Signs Your AC Has Storm Damage

While Eureka’s climate is relatively mild compared to other areas in California, we do experience occasional storms. Wind, heavy rains, and flooding may happen, which could potentially cause damage to your home’s air conditioner. Not all of this damage may be visible or apparent at first. And if not detected, it could lead to further … Continued

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Understanding Different Thermostat Modes/Settings

Air conditioning jargon can sometimes be confusing for many air conditioner users. With the new technology added to the modern thermostats, this becomes even harder. Essentially, thermostat modes are the different configurations that your AC uses to render the comfort you need in your house. Here we will debunk these modes and tell you what … Continued

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2023

How To Keep My Home Cool Without Air Conditioning?

If you don’t have air conditioning in your home, it’s challenging to keep it cool. While there are obvious steps to take, such as closing blinds during the day, there are other tactics you can use to keep your home comfortable. Vent Your Attic Attics get incredibly hot during the summer, which impacts the temperature … Continued

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What Size Air Conditioner Do I Need for My Home?

Finding the right air conditioner for your home requires some research. You want one large enough to cool your house without breaking the bank and small enough for efficiency. An air conditioner that is too large will cost you more and use more energy than needed. Eureka summers may be mild, but when the humidity … Continued

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2023

Who Invented Air Conditioning?

Air conditioning is the innovation that led to warmer parts of the nation becoming as populated as they are today. Before air conditioning, few people wanted to live where temperatures can regularly reach well beyond 100 degrees Fahrenheit. But who invented air conditioning? Willis Carrier Willis Carrier is the inventor of air conditioning. He was … Continued

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Five-Star Customer Reviews

Evans Mechanical is an excellent service committed to customer satisfaction and guaranteed quality workmanship. Our water heater burst and they were very responsive. They sent a technician out the same day and it was determined the heater was beyond repair.

Matthew H.

We are always happy with the service from Evans. Your service people are always friendly and professional. And we feel your prices are fair and that you do an excellent job of keeping our heating system in working order. We are glad you are in Humboldt County.

Kimberly T.

Everything was super professional. They showed up on time.kept me informed of what they were going to do and finished ahead of schedule. Work was impeccable! Highly recommended!

Martin R.

Excellent service from start to finish. Joe came out to give us an estimate on what we would need for a new furnace, never pressured us to buy the top of their line just giving us options on what we would need for our home. Then the date set for installation Thomas and Ryan came out on time and did a great job.

Kathi J.

The installers are finishing up. We expect to have great results with the new furnace & the newly installed dehumidifier. We applaud the professionalism of the installers.

Shutterbug S.

All three technicians worked well together. They treated each other kindly and were thoughtful and courteous with me. They did a final and complete cleanup after the installment of my new heater. They were respectful of my home. I’m grateful I used this company.

Kathy T.