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Feb, 2016
When do you replace your Hot Water Heater? We have received a number of calls recently regarding Hot Water Heaters. The typical Storage Hot Water Heater uses a tank to heat/store hot water and lasts for 10-15 years. Since most water heaters last so long, many homeowners never face the intimidating task of fixing or replacing a hot water heater.
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Jan, 2016
Ok, right now when we are not in the middle of a weather emergency, is when you need to start thinking about "How do I prepare for a weather emergency?" We see it all the time, the weather forecasts are calling for severe weather and everybody is getting groceries, charging their phones, and getting candles and flashlights ready, but
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Dec, 2015
Does keeping your furnace functioning and efficient require maintenance? With Winter weather coming, now is the time to take a look at how you are going to stay warm, while the temps drop outside. There are a number of things you can do to stop heat loss; add insulation, external caulking, and weather stripping. But the most important
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Nov, 2015
Why Winterize your Irrigation System When winter comes, you do not want to wait until it is too late to winterize your Irrigation/Sprinkler system in cold weather states. The last thing you want to be dealing with is broken underground pipes and the expense of fixing your sprinkler system. Many times you will not know until spring that
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Apr, 2015
Is Green really clean? There are two ways we could answer this question – are the cleaners labeled as “green” truly eco-friendly and/or do these “green” cleaners really work to clean your home. In this article we are going to cover the latter topic, do the“green” cleaning products really clean. To get some answers, we went to Joe
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Mar, 2015
It is every homeowner’s nightmare, you go downstairs to your basement and the floor is wet or worse the entire area has flooded. Well, you are not alone, the American Society of Home Inspectors, based in Des Plaines, IL, estimates 60 percent of U.S. homes have wet basements, and 38 percent run the risk of basement mold. But
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