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Why Ductless AC & Heating Might be Right for You?
Unlike the traditional centralized HVAC system, a ductless cooling and heating system or a mini-split system does not require ductwork to maintain stable and consistent room temperature.
When and How to Shut off Your Water?
Have you been in plumbing emergencies where you stand and watch the water go waste and wonder how to turn off the water supply until the plumber arrives for help? Some situations require stopping the water for a particular fixture or faucet, while for others, you have to shut off the water supply to the whole house.
Fall HVAC Chores
Fall is the ideal time to get the HVAC inspected and maintained to ensure safety, optimal performance, and energy savings.
Guide for Managing Basic HVAC Problems
Most homeowners in the country rely on their HVAC systems for maintaining a comfortable home environment during hot summers and cold winters.
Fall Furnace Chores
It is essential to be proactive and start early to ensure that the heating system is safe, energy-efficient, and in perfect order to keep the house warm throughout the cold season.
Upgrading an Electrical System During a Home Remodeling
It might seem like it only occurs in HGTV before and after shows, but, we've observed countless times where homeowners go way over their budget because they didn't consider the need for electrical updates while planning their home's remodel.
Benefits of Air Purifiers and HEPA Filters
More people are investing in high-quality air purifiers for good health and comfort.
The Value of a Professional HVAC Check
Reasons that a professional maintenance check is a wise idea.
Understanding Water Heater Issues
If you often have to deal with cold water showers, your water heater may be faulty. Besides issues with water temperature, a defective water heater can cause several problems such as leaks, strange noises, and smelly or discolored water.
Choosing Air Conditioning Systems for Residential and Commercial Use
Newer units are much more energy-efficient than their older counterparts.
How a Smart Thermostat Can Save Money
Using a Smart thermostat offers better control, better comfort, and will save money.
Lighting Upgrades to Benefit Your Kitchen
A great trend we’re seeing in upgrading a kitchen is lighting, both to add function and beauty. A kitchen lighting remodel will also increase the overall value and comfort of your property. Here are some of the types of lighting that benefit a kitchen, that you might consider during a kitchen lighting refurbishment:
Home Maintenance Tips that will Lower Your Electric Bill
Rising electric costs are a cause of concern for every homeowner. Let's look for ways to lower their energy bills without sacrificing comfort! Did you know that performing simple home maintenance tasks can help you save a significant amount of money and make your home more energy-efficient?
Your Home Electrical Service Panel
Inconspicuously tucked away in a garage, laundry room, or basement, your home has a power distribution center for your home. A look inside will reveal circuit breakers or fuses, designed to fail in the event of a power surge to prevent wiring from becoming overloaded. This box is the electrical service panel, also called a circuit breaker box, fuse box, or load center.
Ways to Anticipate Future Plumbing Needs
Because it's a new decade, and many of us are in the process of reviewing the previous decade and making resolutions, we thought this would be an excellent time to talk about anticipating future plumbing needs.
Why Your Electrical Plugs Keep Falling Out of the Outlet
Quite often, we will meet a customer who has a San Antonio home full of outlets in which one or more of the sockets fails to grasp appliance prongs. This can be an alarming situation, not only due to the frustration of non-working appliances but also because they can cause a short in the wiring.
Why Does a Home Need a Pressure Reducing Valve?
If you have a home built before the eighties, your plumbing system may not have a pressure reducing valve. A pressure reducing valve reduces the pressure of the incoming water to a force that is compatible with your home's plumbing system.