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Knowing When To Replace Your Water Heater

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Water heaters generally last from 10 to 15 years. Once this time is up, some people think they automatically need to replace their heater. But while this gives you a pretty good idea of when to replace it, that span is still pretty long. Some people agree that if it’s still working, keep it around. Others disagree. Here are a few things to think about that will help you make this decision. Read More»

Comparing Wood And Pellet Stove Heaters

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Wood and pellet stoves are two alternative type of heating units that burn firewood and pellets (which are made out of compressed wood and other organic materials) respectively. Though both types of heaters make use of burning wood based products to heat your home, the slight material differences in their fuel and differences in their installation provide each type of stove with a distinct set of advantages and drawbacks. Understanding what each type of stove has to offer your home can help you pick the one that best fulfills your heating needs. Read More»

4 Signs Your Air Conditioner Needs To Be Serviced Or Repaired

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When your air conditioner is serviced annually, it should run all summer without giving you problems. However, sometimes parts wear out and repairs need to be made. It’s often difficult to know what’s going on with your HVAC. Sometimes it could be something as simple as the power is switched off or the thermostat not set right. Other times, it could be a bad fan motor or refrigerant leak. You don’t want to ignore problems with your AC because they’ll probably be less expensive to repair when the problem is minor. Read More»

3 Things You Can Do To Save Energy On Your HVAC System

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If you are a homeowner you are probably wondering what you can do to save on your energy bill. It is not uncommon for people to find themselves overspending on their utility bills because they have to crank their HVAC system to get the results that they want. Her are some simple things that you can do to protect your HVAC system and ensure that you are saving energy: 1. Insulate Your House Read More»

A Few Tips For Avoiding Commercial Plumbing Problems

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If your business experiences a major plumbing problem, it can be possible for the enterprise to experience significant disruptions and damages. While a plumber will be able to correct these problems, it is often assumed that plumbing problems can not be prevented but only corrected once they have started. Yet, basic preventative steps will keep your business and its plumbing in excellent condition. Upgrade Your Plumbing Faucets And Fixtures For a business that has a large number of employees or that experiences significant foot traffic over the course of a day. Read More»

Three Ways To Keep Your House And Yourself Cool This Summer

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Keeping your house a comfortable temperature in the summer can seem like a mystery to some people. It may feel like you are overspending in your utility bills during the summer and still your house isn’t cool enough. Here are some things that you can do to keep comfortable in the summer without going broke. 1. Close The Windows and Doors An important part of keeping the house well insulated is keeping the doors and windows closed while the air conditioning is on. Read More»

3 Ways A Defective Water Heater Can Lead To Disaster

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Chances are that even though you like taking hot showers or washing your clothes in hot water, you probably take your water heater for granted. You think that it’s something that should just work all the time. Like it or not, there will probably come a time when you do have to think about it and make sure it’s working as it should. When your water heater goes on the brink, not only is it a huge inconvenience, it can actually be dangerous. Read More»

Air Conditioning Filters 101

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Spring is here, so that means it’s time to catch up on home maintenance chores. One of those tasks should include calling your heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) specialist and scheduling your annual air conditioner checkup so it’s ready to go when those hot summer days get here. Here is what you need to know about your air conditioning unit’s filter. How Often Does an Air Conditioner Filter Need to Be Changed? Read More»

The Purpose Of The Air Filter In Your Central Air Conditioning System

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If your home has a central air conditioning system, there is most likely a compartment near the system that contains an air filter. An air filter is a vital part of a central AC system, and it is something that you should change on a regular basis. The air filter serves several functions, but it cannot operate well if it is dirty. Here are a few things to understand about the air filter in your AC system. Read More»

4 Reasons Why You Should Leave Your A/C System's Refrigerant To The Pros

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A great way to save a bundle of cash on your air conditioning and HVAC maintenance is to take care of the maintenance yourself. However, some maintenance items are better left up to the pros. One such maintenance item involves checking and recharging your air conditioner’s refrigerant. So why shouldn’t you check and charge your own refrigerant? The following offers several good reasons why that could turn out to be a bad idea. Read More»