If you own a home, you most likely have at least one outdoor spigot. It’s important to remember to detach your garden hoses at the end of the season. Even if you have a “frost-free” spigot...
Read MoreEveryone has heard the cases of many people getting sick on a cruise ship. The ship comes to port, is scrubbed down, goes out again and the same thing happens. The problem was finally resolved by putting an ultraviolet light in the HVAC systems on the ships to kill all airborne bacteria.
Read MorePossibly one of the most vital things you can do to ensure proper function of your home’s heating and air conditioning equipment is to change the air filter regularly.
Read MoreMany people say they’ve rarely never programmed their thermostat because they’re not sure how to, but learning how to use a programmable thermostat can help you save at least 15% annually on energy bills. Here are some tips that will help you optimize your energy usage.
Read MoreEven if you don’t have any apparent problems with your air conditioning unit, it’s a good idea to have it inspected, serviced and cleaned once a year — ideally in the spring — to ensure it operates at peak efficiency and is ready to cool your house during the months you need it most.
Read MoreCertain signs indicate it’s time to consider replacing your home’s heating and cooling equipment. Ask yourself the following questions to determine whether or not you should start considering replacement.
Read MoreWhat is thermal expansion? Do I need a thermal expansion tank?
Read MoreOur office can test water hardness, chlorine, pH and total dissolved solids in parts per million.
Read MoreMany self-help remedies are available for drain cleaning, but few are effective...
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