Posted on September 9th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Has your air conditioner gone out or developed problems? With plenty of hot weather still left in the season, now is not the time to be left without an air conditioner. But with an unexpected expense looming, you’re probably shopping around for the cheapest HVAC repair you can find. But wait! By hunting down the […]
Read MorePosted on September 9th, 2019 by Joni Crume
A leaking pipe in your home can be a disaster, leaving you with not only a pipe to repair, but also potentially a bunch of water damage to fix. As you start making phone calls to get the work started, you might be wondering, why am I in this situation? What could have caused this […]
Read MorePosted on September 9th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Your HVAC system is one of the most expensive investments you’ll make on your home. Many homeowners see that price tag and start thinking about how to cut costs, but there’s one place you don’t want to skimp, and that’s on a professional installation. Hiring someone on the cheap can result in shoddy work, a […]
Read MorePosted on August 28th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Professional plumbing services can help bring your DIY project together seamlessly. There has been a trend in the U.S. for the last decade or so where homeowners are taking on more of the remodeling/repair work in their homes on their own. DIY repairs and remodeling work is a great way to save money, but DIY […]
Read MorePosted on July 29th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Did you know that your hot water heater generates not only hot water, but also the second-largest expense on your utilities bill? Keeping that water toasty warm typically accounts for about 18 percent of your bill, according to the Department of Energy, so it’s one of the go-to places if you’re wanting to reduce your […]
Read MorePosted on July 29th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Has your water heater failed, or do you suspect a failure is just around the corner? The sooner you start your research, the better prepared you’ll be when it’s time to call a plumber to do the work. What might seem like a big hassle can actually be an even bigger opportunity, if you take […]
Read MorePosted on July 29th, 2019 by Joni Crume
People use water in their homes each and every day — in fact, a family of four in the U.S. can use around 400 gallons of water in just one day. But when it comes to showering or doing the dishes, it’s important to have working hot water. Unfortunately, water heaters don’t last forever. If […]
Read MorePosted on July 15th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Whether you are in the midst of a plumbing emergency or simply working on a home improvement project, it’s never fun to discover your shut-off valve doesn’t work. What needs to be done next depends on the situation, what valve it is, and what’s wrong with the valve. Here are a few tips to […]
Read MorePosted on July 15th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Hot water is an easy thing to take for granted. You turn on the hot water tap and it’s there for you! Water heaters last a relatively long time with little need for maintenance, plus they’re usually tucked away, and as they say: out of sight, out of mind. As a result, it’s easy for […]
Read MorePosted on July 11th, 2019 by Joni Crume
Have you ever wondered how a heat pump works? You may understand more than you realize, as a heat pump uses the same principles as an air conditioner, which transfers indoor heat to the outside of your home with the use of a refrigerant. An all-electric heat pump does the exact same thing, except in […]
Read MorePosted on July 3rd, 2019 by Joni Crume
Furnace replacement, air conditioner maintenance, and routine checks of your plumbing are all ways to help ensure energy efficiency and reduce utility bill cost. By doing a complete check of your home’s main systems, you can avoid costly waste. If it’s been a while since your last checkup, consider that leaks in one out of […]
Read MorePosted on July 1st, 2019 by Joni Crume
A leak in the average household accounts for almost 10,000 gallons of water wasted each year. Your sump pump exists to protect your home against flooding and water damage. When your sump pump detects an increase in water that could potentially lead to damage, it responds by pumping the excess water away. This protects your […]
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