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Do-It-Yourself Furnace Maintenance

Your furnace needs the proper maintenance to keep it running efficiently and to help ensure it lasts as long as it is designed to. However, hiring a professional to clean, oil and maintain this appliance can get costly. My name is Jeff and like many of you, I live on a very tight budget. I spent a lot of time researching various type of maintenance that I could do on my furnace myself to get it the maintenance it needed at a price that I could live with. I created this website to share my knowledge and experiences with others who wish to save some money on their furnace maintenance needs. I hope this proves helpful to you.

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What Type Of AC Unit Is Right For My Home?

21 September 2020
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Depending on where you live and the size of your home, trying to find the right air conditioning system for your home can be a chore. Doing research online doesn't always help either because many experts will use acronyms you may not be familiar with or use measurements that only they know how to complete. For that reason, this article lists the most common types of air conditioning units that are around today, along with a few scenarios that they would be perfect for. Read More 

Four Ways To Maximize The Lifespan Of Your Commercial Heating System

18 August 2020
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A commercial heating system can be costly to replace, so extending the lifespan of a commercial system is important to many business owners. Fortunately, extending the lifespan of a heating system is feasible, and even more important, it is practical. Discover some of the measures you can take to help your business's heating system last longer. Schedule Yearly Inspection You cannot forgo maintenance if you want to keep the heating system operational for as long as possible. Read More 

Plumbing Services You May Need For Your Home

21 July 2020
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Plumbing services can be extremely useful in helping homeowners to handle some of the routine plumbing issues and needs that they can expect to encounter. Unfortunately, plumbing issues can come in many different areas, and it can be hard for homeowners to know what they should be expecting from these systems. Banging Or Creaking Pipes Over the years, you may notice that one of your plumbing fixtures is creating a banging or creaking sound when it is being used. Read More 

Common Shower and Tub Problems

15 June 2020
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If you stay in your house long enough, you'll eventually develop problems with your shower or bathtub. You likely use the shower regularly, so occasional problems are expected. Indeed, homeowners often call plumbers specifically because their shower or bathtub is not acting the way it should.  Below are some of the common problems that have plumbers visiting homes. 1. Noisy Shower Valve The shower valve controls the water's flow and temperature. Read More 

Helpful Services Commercial HVAC Technicians Can Offer To Property Owners

11 May 2020
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If you have a commercial building, it's important to take care of the AC unit. Otherwise, it will break down regularly and subsequently cost you a lot of money. You don't have to worry that much when you hire a commercial HVAC technician, who can provide the following services today. Duct Cleaning The air ducts in your commercial building can sometimes get too dirty, to the point where your AC unit can no longer work efficiently. Read More