Do you ever really think about your HVAC Unit? Does The Placement of Your Thermostat Make a Difference? Have you ever thought about the ideal location for a thermostat or where not to put a thermostat? There are some places that should be avoided such as direct sunlight, this can give a false … Read more about Fact or Fiction About Your HVAC Unit
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Why DIY Drain Cleaning is a Bad Idea
We've all experienced a clogged drain. In most cases, clogs are an easy fix and do not require you to call a plumber. Many homeowners turn to the do-it-yourself cleaning methods, believing it is quick easy fix. While this maybe true, a majority of drain cleaners may do more harm than … Read more about Why DIY Drain Cleaning is a Bad Idea
The Do’s & Don’ts of Spring HVAC Maintenance
With Spring just around the corner you may be wondering how to prepare your HVAC system. Preparing now not only saves you time and money but possibly a lot of aggravation should your cooling system go down in the middle of hot weather. Below are a few tips to keep in mind when preparing. The … Read more about The Do’s & Don’ts of Spring HVAC Maintenance
The Famous Trio of Plumbing
Plumbing has been around for hundreds of centuries. Over time, plumbers have assisted in the massive water movement that allowed fresh water to flow within cities and communities to help them flourish. Plumbers have also played a massive role in developing inventions that have improved health and … Read more about The Famous Trio of Plumbing
THE FUTURE OF HOME HEATING AND AIR
As households battle with the rising cost of heating and cooling their homes, renewable energy ideas are springing forth that may put our resources on a much more stable footing. Keep an eye out for what is on the horizon… Geothermal Heat Pumps A geothermal heat pump transfers heat from … Read more about THE FUTURE OF HOME HEATING AND AIR
Rotton Reality of Orangeburg Pipe
Orangeburg Pipe was a low cost alternative to metal piping that was used in homes built between the 40’s and 70’s and used mainly for sewer lines. Its first known use was in an experimental water delivery line in the Boston area. This pipeline, finished in 1867, measured over a mile and a half and … Read more about Rotton Reality of Orangeburg Pipe