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4 smells and what they tell you about your HVAC (Don’t Ignore #3)
Our senses give us a way to detect danger and other problems. The sight of heavy smoke coming from a forest alerts you to a fire, so that you know you need to evacuate the area and call 911. The sound of a loud crash, signifies that something broke and needs your attention immediately. If you take a sip...
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5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Investing in Ductless Air-Conditioning
Summer is coming quickly, and as always heavy heat is coming with it. If you have an older home or a home without ductwork, ductless air-conditioning will be your lifesaver. Your kids will thank you, your pets will thank you, and even your body and lungs will thank you. No one likes the feeling of...
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Keeping Your Home Safe Throughout Winter
You know that little chilling breeze that is felt throughout the day? Well, I don’t mean to alarm you but in a few days that chilling breeze will probably turn into a freezing wind, as the winter waits for no one. Houses and people have to endure some preventive nuisances every winter to avoid getting...
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How To Find That Annoying Water Leak
Frigid weather is here, and you aren’t the only one at risk from this cold weather. During the winter, pipes will often freeze and burst due to being left inactive for too long. However, letting cold water trickle from the faucet connected to the exposed pipes can greatly minimize this threat. Running water through the...
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3 Signs Of A Bad Water Heater
There is nothing more frustrating, at least for me, to have a cold shower in the morning—especially with colder weather making its debut. Sometimes it is simply unavoidable, whether it is because you’re in a hurry or you just simply wish to avoid waiting for that hot water heater of yours to start working properly. Typically...