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Furnace Tune-Ups: What to Expect During a Professional Inspection

Henco Plumbing Services proudly serves homeowners across Oregon and Washington with HVAC solutions focused on comfort, safety, and long-term performance. Furnaces play a critical role in keeping homes warm during the Pacific Northwest’s cold and damp winters, yet they are often neglected until a problem arises. Without regular maintenance, even small issues can escalate into […]

Water Heater Replacement Signs: Don’t Wait Until It Fails

Henco Plumbing Services is proud to serve homeowners across Oregon and Washington with reliable plumbing solutions designed to prevent unexpected emergencies and costly damage. Among all major home systems, water heaters are one of the most commonly overlooked — right up until they fail. A sudden loss of hot water or a leaking tank can […]

Smart Heat Pump Controls: The Next Level of Energy Savings

Henco Plumbing Services is proud to serve homeowners across Oregon and Washington with HVAC solutions designed for comfort, efficiency, and long-term value. As energy costs continue to rise and Pacific Northwest weather shifts rapidly from cool mornings to mild afternoons and cold evenings, homeowners are increasingly looking for smarter ways to manage their indoor comfort. […]

Backup Sump Pumps: Why Every Vancouver Home Should Have One

Henco Plumbing Services is proud to serve Vancouver and communities across Washington with trusted plumbing solutions designed for real Pacific Northwest conditions. In Southwest Washington, heavy rainfall, saturated soil, and rising groundwater aren’t occasional inconveniences — they’re seasonal realities. For many Vancouver homeowners, the first sign of a sump pump problem isn’t a warning light […]

Winterizing Your Water Heater: Prevent Breakdowns in Freezing Weather

Henco Plumbing Services is proud to serve homeowners across Oregon and Washington who rely on consistent hot water through long, cold winters. While the Pacific Northwest is known for rain more than snow, freezing temperatures still arrive every year — especially overnight along the I-5 corridor from Portland to Vancouver. When temperatures dip, water heaters […]