Heating
Don’t get left in the cold! Is your furnace acting up, blowing cold air, or making too much noise? Our experienced team of professionals is here to keep your space warm and cozy.
Cooling
Is your air conditioner having trouble keeping up? Nobody enjoys heat and humidity indoors during those warm summer months! We’ve got the experience to keep your space comfortable.
Maintenance
Keep your home’s HVAC system running at peak performance. Maintenance is essential to prolonging the life and efficiency of your air conditioner, furnace, or heat pump.
Marshall’s Inc.
Since 1948 Marshall’s has been keeping people comfortable all over Eugene, Springfield, and throughout the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Our technicians are professionally trained and certified, which guarantees that commercial and residential customers can expect high quality service from qualified experts.
After many decades of meeting the heating and air conditioning needs of the community, we have developed a sterling reputation in the heating and cooling industry. We take that reputation seriously, and continue to provide reliable and prompt customer service.
Utilizing the most advanced tools and the best products, Marshall’s can install brand new heating and cooling systems and troubleshoot problems with current systems. We ensure maximum efficiency and save you long term dollars.
“Keeping people comfortable
since 1948”
Ductless System Installation in McKenzie Bridge, OR 97413
“Your four-man crew arrived the morning of April 13th to install the Ductless Heat / Cool System in my house. I just want to tell you that the whole process, beginning with our early talks and your survey of the site, to the completion of the work on 4/13 and through the final paperwork, everything has been professional and pleasant. Your crew was so together and efficient; and engaged my wife and me as people as well as customers.
I thank you for all your help.
Sincerely,
– Kenward F. "Skip" Cosper.
Our Services
We proudly offer full service, from installation to repair or replacement, of the following:
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Does an Air Conditioner Kill Mold?
Your air conditioner can do several things––keep your home’s indoor air cooler than outdoor temperatures, help to keep indoor airborne allergens at bay, and help keep your home’s humidity low.
But one thing it cannot do is kill mold. It can help prevent mold, but once it exists, your air conditioner cannot kill it. If you find mold exists somewhere in your HVAC system, particularly in your air conditioner or ductwork, call Marshall’s for assistance. We can guide you on ridding your home of the mold and help maintain your HVAC system to prevent the mold from recurring.
How Does Mold Occur?
Mold needs a damp, humid environment to breed. That means water is part of mold’s equation. Remove the water, and mold can’t live. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), mold already exists in all homes, even in your Eugene, Oregon home. But in most cases, it exists on such a small scale that it’s not noticeable or a health risk. It’s when that damp, humid environment is introduced that mold grows.
This mold-ideal environment can be introduced because of an unknown or ignored leak somewhere in your home or high humidity. Air with over 70 percent humidity is a definite breeding ground for mold. Once the mold begins to grow, the spores can travel through your home’s air causing allergen issues. A small leak in your HVAC system or ignored air conditioner drains and pans, evaporator coils, or air handlers could very well be an origin of mold.
How Can My Air Conditioner Prevent Mold?
As already mentioned, mold thrives in damp, humid environments. Your air conditioner is designed to help dehumidify your home, removing excess moisture and preventing mold’s growth. So keeping your air conditioner running in humid weather and situations is a proactive step to take. Mold also likes stale air. Running your air conditioner provides proper ventilation and airflow in your home, thereby preventing mold’s growth again.
If you decide to leave your home during high temperatures or high humidity for more than a few days, it’s advisable to leave your air conditioner running with the fan set to “on,” though you may be tempted to save a little energy and turn it off. The tradeoff in mold prevention in your home is well worth the amount of energy you would have saved.
What Do I Do If I Spot Mold?
Even if you take the proper precautions against mold in your home, you may still come across some, maybe on your air conditioner itself. What should you do? There are times you can clean mold yourself, when there’s just a small amount. But sometimes you need a professional, as mold spores can be a health risk. It’s not uncommon for HVAC air handlers, evaporator coils, and condensation pans to have mold.
A professional, like ours at Marshall’s, can take care of that mold during a regular air conditioner maintenance visit and explain how to avoid its recurrence. Call and speak to one of our certified experts at 541-747-7445 with any questions your may have. Also visit the U.S. EPA site to learn all about mold.
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Marshall's services Springfield, Eugene, Lebanon, Coburg, Corvallis, Cottage Grove, Creswell, Florence, Junction City, Mapleton, Veneta, McKenzie Bridge, and the surrounding Oregon communities with their heating and cooling needs. Visit our service area page for more coverage details, call us at 541-747-7445, or request service online today.