Blog (RSS)

Making your home more energy efficient can save you money while helping conserve natural resources. Most of us are willing to perform energy efficient practices we just don’t always know which ones can actually make the biggest difference. Below is a list of problem areas around your home and solutions that can have a huge affect on the energy efficiency of your home.

You can help the technician accurately and quickly diagnose your heating and/or cooling unit’s problem by having some crucial information handy.

We all try to take care of our homes as best we can, but most of us are not experts in home repair and maintenance. Busy lives and schedules make it all too easy to neglect certain areas of our homes.

Homeownership means not only understanding the different systems in your home but also knowing what regular maintenance is necessary to ensure safe, efficient operation of these systems.

As much as half of the energy used in your home goes to heating and cooling. So making smart decisions about your home’s heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system can have a big effect on your utility bills – and on your comfort!

Did you know that by adjusting your thermostat a few degrees when you are away from home or in bed at night can save you money in your monthly utility bills?

The average family of four uses 600 gallons of water a day, 18,000 gallons of water per month, and approximately 216,000 gallons a year [1&2].

Home ownership is a big investment for most of us. Because it’s expensive many of us put off repairs. Some repairs, however, should not be ignored or delayed because they can lead to even more costly repairs in the future.

Being an educated homeowner is one of the best ways to maintain value in your home and to keep your home running smoothly and efficiently, especially with regards to your central air conditioning system.

Central air conditioning systems are built pretty rugged to withstand tough conditions, however, there are several reasons why they might fail.