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Ignoring it won’t make it go away: winter is coming. All you can do is get ready for when the cold weather hits. There are a variety of things on your to-do list, depending on your home and your family. But one thing everyone needs to do is make sure they’re ready to turn on the heat.
How will your heater do when you need to use it? Is it ready, clean, lubricated, and in tip-top condition? Only if you’ve gotten maintenance!
Natural gas is a great fuel to use for home heating. It’s affordable and efficient, it’s a domestic product and does not rely on foreign oil, and in most places it can be piped directly into your home so you don’t have to worry about bothersome deliveries. Many homes use natural gas not just for heating but for their stove, water heater, or even clothes dryer.
Natural gas makes some people nervous because of health and safety concerns. It’s actually perfectly safe if handled correctly, and according to the Energy Information Administration, it’s used in 61% of American homes. It is critical to ensure that your gas line and appliances are operating safely. Do you need a gas line inspection? Here’s what you should know.
If you own a commercial property, there are so many things you’re constantly trying to stay on top of. From HVAC repairs to simply replacing lightbulbs, there’s always something that needs to be done. You definitely don’t want to overlook something, like the water heater, until it becomes an emergency.
Anticipating the needs of your commercial property gives you a chance to plan ahead. If you’re concerned about your commercial water heater, find out now whether repairs will suffice or if you need to plan to replace it.
It is a huge hassle when you have a clogged drain in your home! The sink (or shower, or toilet) can’t be used. Often there’s an unpleasant smell. And trying to get the drain unclogged can be a frustrating, time-consuming, and disagreeable task.
How can you best cope with drain clogs? Ideally, you’d avoid them entirely. Knowing what causes them will put you on the right track.
We talk a lot on this blog about the importance of maintenance. But we know that in your busy life, it can be easy to forget the things that aren’t immediate emergencies, especially when you’re dealing with the things that do come up suddenly. If your kids are sick and your car breaks down, HVAC maintenance is not going to be at the forefront of your mind. But lack of maintenance would make it more likely that an HVAC emergency will come up suddenly! The cost of maintenance is another concern that some folks have.
Is there a way to save money while prioritizing regular HVAC maintenance? Yes! Check out our comprehensive maintenance plan.
If you have a commercial building, whether it’s large or small, whatever ways the building is used, it has a plumbing system in it. Water flows through that plumbing system. How much do you know about that water flow? Have you thought about the water pressure in your building? Low or inconsistent water pressure is often one of the earliest signs your commercial property has a plumbing problem, and it’s not something to ignore
Often, this concern only comes up when there is a significant problem with water pressure and the owner receives complaints from tenants or employees about it. Be proactive now—detect plumbing leaks early, learn about how to regulate water pressure in your commercial building, and you can eliminate problems before they get serious.
Any sort of leaking water in your home should always be taken seriously. Repairing water damage can be costly, and mold remediation is, too—and mold is always delighted to grow in places that stay damp. You might be prepared for pipes to leak and ready to call a plumber at the first sign of dripping water. But not all water leaks are actually plumbing issues. What if water is leaking from your air conditioner? Where is the water coming from? What’s wrong with your AC, and how can you fix it? We’ve got the answers.
Have you got a sump pump in your home to prevent flooding during rainy periods? This can mean the difference between having peace of mind and having ruined belongings and extensive cleanup to do. But since the sump pump is often tucked into a dark corner of the basement, it can be easy to forget about it until something goes wrong. How much do you know about your sump pump? You might not even know how long you can expect it to last, but we can help you out.
If your air conditioner is having a problem, don’t ignore it and hope that it resolves itself! But that doesn’t necessarily mean you need to get professional help yet. Before deciding you need AC repairs, there are some troubleshooting steps you can take that might help you avoid the inconvenience and expense. You may just find that your broken AC in Duluth, GA can be up and running again in moments with one of these easy fixes.
Have you ever had a drain clog happen at a really inconvenient time? Maybe it was the start of a holiday weekend, and you worried that it would be impossible—or at least extremely expensive—to get professional help until the next week. Maybe it was when you had a houseful of guests, and you were terribly embarrassed. Well, guess what? Instead of just dealing with clogs when they happen, you can prevent them from occurring in the first place with preventive drain cleaning.
How is that done? How can you tell if you should have it done? How often should you do it? We’ll tell you all about it.
