Should I Repair or Replace My Furnace?
/in Heating /by surefire-adminWhen the furnace starts showing signs of trouble, a common question arises: should it be repaired or replaced? This decision is critical as it can significantly impact your home’s comfort, energy consumption, and even your carbon footprint. In this blog, Countryside Plumbing and Heating, Inc. will explore the factors to consider to determine which solution makes
The Importance of Water Heater Flushing
/in Plumbing /by surefire-adminFlushing your water heater is a critical maintenance task that often goes overlooked, but it’s essential for ensuring the longevity and efficiency of your water heating system. The frequency of flushing your water heater depends on several factors, including the type of water in your area, the water heater’s age, and its overall condition. In
Should You Cover Outdoor HVAC Units in Fall and Winter?
/in hvac /by surefire-adminAs the crisp autumn air signals the approach of winter, you may be considering ways to protect your home and outdoor HVAC units from the weather elements. Covering the outdoor HVAC unit in fall and winter is a topic that has sparked countless debates among homeowners and HVAC professionals alike. In this post, Countryside Plumbing
Your Basic Plumbing Maintenance Checklist for Fall
/in Plumbing /by surefire-adminAs the leaves start changing and the temperature drops, there’s no denying that fall is upon us. This doesn’t only mean pumpkin-spiced recipes and cozy sweaters; it’s also time for your annual plumbing maintenance. Staying on top of this task, in addition to maintaining your air conditioning units, can help prevent costly repairs. Check out this
Difference Between HVAC Emergency and Problems That Can Wait
/in hvac /by surefire-adminIt is crucial to know when it’s an HVAC emergency or when an issue can wait for professional attention. This can save you from unnecessary worries, costs and disruptions. In this post, we share tips on how to distinguish between HVAC emergencies and non-emergencies.
5 Garbage Disposal Myths That Are Pure Trash
/in Plumbing /by surefire-adminWhile garbage disposals are essential for modern kitchens, there are many myths surrounding them that you may have heard. In this article, Countryside Plumbing & Heating, Inc., a trusted provider of plumbing services and air conditioning units, debunks five popular myths to ensure you make an informed decision when maintaining your valuable kitchen feature.
How to Get Your AC Ready for the Summer Season
/in Air Conditioning /by surefire-adminAs the summer season approaches, you have to make sure that your air conditioner is in its best shape. You won’t want your AC breaking down in the middle of a hot and humid day. In today’s post, Countryside Plumbing & Heating, Inc. shares some tips on how to prepare your AC for summer.
9 Major Signs of Plumbing Problems
/in Plumbing /by surefire-adminAre you worried about potential plumbing problems in your home? Identifying and addressing these issues early is crucial to avoid costly repairs and keep your house running smoothly. Our plumbing and airconditioning team at Countryside Plumbing & Heating, Inc. explores some of the major signs of plumbing problems to help you spot them before it’s too late.
8 Essential Spring HVAC Maintenance Tips
/in hvac /by surefire-adminAs spring is officially underway and we look forward to warmer weather, you must ensure your HVAC system is fully prepared. Proper maintenance of your air conditioner can maximize its performance, extend its lifespan and help keep energy bills low all summer long. Here are eight essential spring HVAC maintenance tips that everyone should know!
Plumbing Tasks to Add to Your To-Do List This Spring
/in Plumbing /by surefire-adminWith spring drawing near, it’s time to plan on tackling those maintenance tasks you may have been putting off since last fall. One of the most important (and often overlooked) areas is your plumbing system. After all, it’s easy to forget about issues such as unclogging drains or checking for leaks until something goes wrong.