Can a Summertime Power Surge Affect Your Air Conditioner?

Summer is only a few weeks away, and you’ve probably already started cranking up your air conditioner as the days become hotter. While turning it up may help make your

Cleaning & Preventing Hard Water/Limescale Buildup

Have you ever noticed white or brown stains around your faucets and bathroom fixtures? These are mineral deposits caused by hard water, which can cause clogs and make cleaning difficult

What to Do if Your AC Hasn’t Been Used in Months

It’s common knowledge that appliances can malfunction if they haven’t been used in a while. But does this apply to air conditioners as well? In general, if you haven’t used

The Usual Suspects Behind Water Discoloration

Is tap water safe to use if there’s some discoloration? It depends on the cause, and the color can give you an idea of what’s causing it.  Here’s an overview

How to Locate & Operate Your Main Water Shut-Off Valve

Knowing how to shut off your home’s main water supply is just as important as knowing how to reset a circuit breaker, particularly in situations that require an appointment with

The Top 3 Ways to Prevent Heat Loss This Winter

The cold, frosty winter season is here. Now is undeniably your last chance to fix up your heating equipment and make sure it’s ready to go before firing it up.

Dealing With Water Heater Leaks

As with dripping water from air conditioning units, you should never overlook a water leak coming from your water heater. What seems like a minor issue now can actually become a

4 Things to Check Before Turning on the Furnace

A furnace, also known as a heater, is a piece of equipment that can heat up an entire room or building. The need for heating is most in demand during

Plumbing Myths That Can Harm Your Pipes

You don’t have to search for plumbing, air conditioning or furnace prices to know that replacing these units in your home can be expensive. Even having someone over to do repairs can

Cost-Effective Ways to Improve Air Conditioner Efficiency

According to the Department of Energy, as much as half of an average home’s annual utility costs go toward heating and cooling. Fortunately, there are some things that you can