Outdoor Projects that Can Add Value to Your Home

Outdoor home improvements not only can transform the look and feel of your property; they can add living space and recreational opportunities. Yet not all such projects generate a return on your investment. So, if you’re thinking about refreshing your home’s exterior or outdoor space while building equity, here are 7 project ideas likely to…

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Common Heating & Cooling Terms

It’s a hot and humid day in July and your central air system isn’t keeping your home as cool and comfortable as you’d like. So, you call up your trusty HVAC company and try to describe what’s been going on. The person on the other end of the line starts asking you some questions and…

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When Not to Use Disinfectant Wipes

Regularly disinfecting frequently touched surfaces is always a good idea – not just during a pandemic. But doing so isn’t a magical cure-all as disinfectants can damage some surfaces. Read on to find out when not to use disinfectant wipes.  Your Skin – Disinfectant wipes are meant for hard surfaces, not your hands, face, or…

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AC Sizing – What’s the Big Deal!

Here’s a situation where your answer should be something like: “Uh, let me get back to you on that!” Your AC system isn’t running all that well. So, you call an HVAC service provider and they send a technician to your home to investigate the problem. After about a half hour of checking things out,…

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Why You Should Clean and Replace Your HVAC Filters Often

It shouldn’t take a viral flu or pandemic to encourage you to clean or replace your AC and furnace filters on a regular basis. It’s just basic common sense and for these primary reasons. Extend the life of your system. A clean filter allows conditioned air to flow through unobstructed. That reduces wear and tear…

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Problems Caused by Dry Indoor Air

It’s not just the snow, ice, and cold that try our patience during the winter months. There’s also dry indoor air. As outdoor temps dip, and heating systems kick in, indoor humidity levels take a serious dip. And that can do more harm than simply causing dry, itchy skin or chapped lips. Here are some…

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How to Get Rid of Mold in Your HVAC System

While mold is most certainly one item you would love to live without, you can’t – at least not at home. That’s because every home and commercial building with plumbing, heating and cooling systems has at least some mold. So, the idea isn’t how to get rid of it, but locate and minimize its growth.…

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Pre-Vacation Air Conditioning Tips

“Yahoo!” Not the search engine, but what most people say – or think – just before heading off for a well-deserved vacation. Then again, you always get more bang for your ”yahoo” when you take all pre-travel precautions to ensure your home suffers no damage or harm in your absence. Take, for example, your central…

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Fire Pit Safety Tips

Few things scream “summertime” like gathering around a fire pit with family and friends. It’s one of those quintessential summer activities that’s hard not to love. Yet before you toss a few logs on the fire, take time to familiarize yourself with the basics of fire pit safety. Check weather conditions. Before starting a fire,…

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A Furnace to Heat Pump Comparison

Indoor comfort is a priority all year long – winter being no exception. Should your furnace give out at 1:00 AM on the coldest night of the season, you’ll want more than a few extra blankets to keep you warm; you’ll want your furnace repaired, pronto. But what if your furnace is nearing the end…

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