Plumbing Tasks To Tackle At The Start Of Autumn
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8 September 2020
The return of the fall season is a reason to rejoice if you are into pumpkin-flavored lattes and changing colors along the tree line, but it's also a time of year when homeowners may need to pay extra attention to what's going on with their plumbing system. The change in temperature can cause some issues for your faucets and other areas of your home if you're not careful. Here are some important fall plumbing tips to keep in mind this and every fall season.
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Home AC System Problems & Repairs
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9 July 2020
Although some people would prefer a warm environment over one that is cold, too much extreme heat exposure can be a problem. For example, if the temperature in your house is extreme to the point of constantly causing you to sweat, dehydration might occur if you don't consume enough water. Sometimes homeowners adapt to living in a hot house because they have a malfunctioning air conditioning system that they don't want to get repaired.
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Common Air Conditioning Problems To Watch Out For This Summer
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9 July 2020
This summer, you and your family members will probably use your air conditioning unit a lot. If this is the case, then you should watch out for the signs of any potential problems with your air conditioning unit. These are some of the common problems that you'll want to watch out for; if you notice signs of any of them, you should contact an air conditioning repair professional for help as soon as possible.
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What Those Odors from Your Furnace Really Mean
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16 June 2020
It's that time of year again when no one needs their furnace, and many people have no reason to call for repairs or buy a new one. This means that if you need to get a new furnace, you'll have a much easier time getting an appointment and a great price. When the new furnace has been installed, you'll need to learn new controls and give the appliance a test run.
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