Reno, NV
Duct cleaning in Reno itself. The city's median home was built in 1990, and just under half of occupied homes (49.8%) are owner-occupied, a large renter and landlord market.
Reno duct cleaning →Air Duct Cleaning Service Areas Around Reno
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Sparks, NV
A railroad town founded in 1904 and incorporated in 1905. Its median home was built in 1993, and about 60% of homes are owner-occupied.
Sparks page →Carson City, NV
Nevada's capital has some of the oldest housing in the region (median year built 1981), and about 10% of its homes are mobile homes.
Carson City page →Fernley, NV
Incorporated in 2001 in Lyon County. Fernley's median home is also from 2001, and about 9% of homes are mobile homes.
Fernley page →Sun Valley, NV
About three miles north of Reno, where 51.5% of housing units are mobile or manufactured homes, the highest share in the area.
Sun Valley page →Spanish Springs, NV
A newer suburb (median home built 2002) where 94.9% of homes are single-family detached. The first Reno Air Races were held here in 1964.
Spanish Springs page →Dayton, NV
Claims to be Nevada's oldest settlement, yet its median home dates to 2002 after population grew 69% from 2010 to 2020.
Dayton page →Cold Springs, NV
Sits at 5,059 feet off U.S. 395 and has the newest housing on our list, with a median year built of 2004.
Cold Springs page →Incline Village, NV
On Lake Tahoe's north shore at 6,350 feet. About 42% of housing units are seasonal or vacation homes that can sit closed for months.
Incline Village page →Lemmon Valley, NV
About 10 miles north of downtown Reno, with the oldest median housing on our list (1979) and 17% mobile homes.
Lemmon Valley page →Why the Truckee Meadows is hard on HVAC systems
Reno sits in the high desert at about 4,500 feet. NOAA's 1991–2020 normals for Reno-Tahoe International Airport show just 7.35 inches of precipitation a year and about 4,669 heating degree days against 1,038 cooling degree days, so furnaces do most of the work here, with real air conditioning use in July and August. Spring is the windiest season, and the summer afternoon west wind locals call the Washoe Zephyr is well known.
Wildfire smoke is the other local factor. In August 2021, smoke from the Caldor Fire led the Washoe County Health District to call its first-ever Stage 3 air quality emergency. Health officials advise closing up the house, running the air conditioner on recirculate and avoiding swamp coolers during smoke. If smoke odor or ash persists after filter changes, some homeowners have their system inspected. See our wildfire smoke HVAC page for the official guidance.
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