Water leaks can occur throughout your home as a result of any number of issues. For example, water can leak through a damaged roof, from faulty plumbing (including both pipes and fixtures), and from faulty appliances (such as washing machines or refrigerators). Major leaks can result in significant water damage; however, even minor leaks can have a big impact, especially … Read More

Summers in Louisville, KY, can get pretty uncomfortable if you don’t have a fully functioning air conditioning system to rely on. Unfortunately, just because you have an air conditioner doesn’t mean that it will do a good job cooling your home. It’s why you should schedule an AC tune-up at least once a year. AC Systems Require Regular Maintenance If … Read More

Whether it’s nearing winter or summer, homeowners throughout the Louisville area are going to want to make sure that their HVAC system is working both properly and efficiently. Nobody wants to risk heading into the winter season with a furnace that’s constantly having problems or that’s on the verge of breaking down. The same can be said about going into the … Read More

Experiencing a sewage backflow is nobody’s idea of a fun time. It can result in foul odors emanating throughout your household as well as actual sewage water backing up through the drains in your home. When a sewer backflow occurs, the sewage water that’s supposed to be flowing away from your property reverses course and heads back into your home. … Read More

Families and businesses throughout Kentucky rely on their heating and cooling systems to stay healthy and comfortable throughout the year, so when something goes wrong, identifying and fixing the problem quickly is essential. That’s why it’s crucial for HVAC professionals like us to know the most common problems.  1. Dirty or Clogged Filters Among all the different components in an … Read More

Does your home in Louisville, KY, have a basement? If it does, then it’s more vulnerable to potential water damage and moisture buildup than other areas in your home. This is because basements are built below the ground, meaning that there’s a greater risk that water collecting outside the home could potentially leak into your basement space. Unfortunately, such vulnerabilities … Read More