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If your household expenses are like most, your electricity bill is one of the highest utility bills that you have to pay every month. On average, residential customers pay $107.28 for their electric bill every month, which is a sharp increase from the average ten years ago of $78.24. If you are experiencing higher than usual electric bills or you just want to lower your average costs, there are a few smart tips you can use to reduce the amount of electricity your household uses every month. Read More»
Your HVAC system filters and circulates air throughout your home. If your HVAC system and air filter is kept clean, your air conditioner and furnace could be used to help keep your home’s air free of pollen, dust and other allergens. The following tips will help you set up your home’s HVAC system to clean your home’s air.
Change Your Home’s Air Filter Regularly
Your HVAC system’s air filter will clean the air as it flows through the system. Read More»
The evaporator coils in your AC unit are designed to handle a certain volume of air, and your fan is designed so that it pushes just the right amount of air over your coils. In some situations, such as when your air filter gets clogged, your AC unit can get starved for air. When this happens, you need to act quickly to correct the problem.
What Happens when Your AC Coils Don’t Get enough Air? Read More»
When you’re faced with a plumbing emergency, it’s important to call a plumber right away and stay out of his or her way until the job is done. Allowing this contractor to work quickly and uninterrupted increases the likelihood of your plumbing problem being resolved with minimal damage to your home – which can help keep the repair bill low. Once the plumber wraps up the project and is filling out your invoice, it’s beneficial to ask a series of questions that can help you better understand the issue that was just fixed, as well as limit the risk of it taking place again. Read More»
There is hardly anything more welcoming than stepping inside your house from the summer heat and being blasted with a welcome rush of cool air. Because summer can be so taxing on a central air unit, if the unit is going to fail, you can almost be willing to bet it will be in the heat of summer. If you want to make sure you get to enjoy this feeling for as long as possible with your central air conditioner, there are a few good tips that you should remember to follow through the summer that will help you avoid problems. Read More»
