Eric Hoyes has been an HVAC service technician at Climate Control for about a year, as of 2014. Visit http://www.climatecontrolinc.com for more info.
Eric loves to fly remote control airplanes & fishing when he is not helping local Portland residents maintain their heating and air conditioning systems.
Eric explains the importance of a regularly scheduled maintenance program for your furnace heaters, air conditioners, heat pumps, and air filtration systems.
Video Transcription:
My name is Eric Hoyes. I’ve been with Climate Control for about 1 year now. I really like working at Climate Control. The people here are what I call human beings; they care about people, not just themselves and not just a dollar. I’ve been in this field for too long, since 1973, I started vocational training in it. I am NATE certified with the National Association of Technical Excellence, and I think that Climate Control is far above any of the other companies because we really take care of our customers, and what you pay for, you get. We’re not just filter flippers here. WE actually go out and look for possible problems.
I have a hobby. I like to fly remote control airplanes and helicopters. I just got a bunch of chickens, so I’m kind of starting to be a farmer here. I just moved to Oregon. Not really a big fisherman, but I just have taken up fishing. Haven’t caught one yet, but I’m really trying hard. And I like being outdoors; I love Oregon life. To me, I always say that I camp where I live and live where I camp. It’s a great place to be. I’ve been here about 2 ½ years now, and I really like it.
A lot of people don’t realize that their equipment can be malfunctioning. Even though it’s still heating or cooling, it’s malfunctioning; it’s not operating as it should be. We go out and look for these problems before it completely breaks down. And the big thing is before it completely breaks down, we can save you a lot of money on repairs. Once something does go wrong, it can take other pieces of equipment out with it. You can lose a compressor, heat exchanger in a heater. Things go wrong, and that 0, 0 bill can easily turn into a ,000, ,000 bill replacing equipment.
This is something that a lot of people don’t realize, and this is the reason that my tip is make sure that you get your equipment maintained on a yearly basis. It’s not just changing the filter; it’s looking for things that are possibly going wrong, that have halfway gone wrong. A lot of times your car tire on your car gets low, you don’t really realize it’s low until you go and have the tires looked at, and then you get back in your car and “Man, this thing really drives good and it stops good.” Same thing with your furnace, air conditioner. We can make it really run well.
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