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  • How to Avoid & Fix Frozen Pipes in Chicago

    The blog advises homeowners in the Chicago area on preventing frozen pipes during winter by assessing vulnerable areas like basements and attics. It recommends insulating pipes with foam or fiberglass insulation and adding heat through methods like heat tape or temporary space heaters to mitigate the risk of freezing.
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  • How to Fix Low Water Pressure

    The blog addresses low water pressure at home, suggesting troubleshooting steps before seeking professional help. It advises unclogging the faucet aerator by soaking it in vinegar and checking for debris, replacing shower heads with low-flow features, and ensuring water valves are fully open, including those under sinks and the main water supply line. If there's a pressure-reducing valve, it is suggested that the valve be adjusted to increase water flow.
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  • What Is Trenchless Sewer Repair?

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  • Holiday Electrical Statistics

    This blog post discusses staying safe this holiday season by being aware of common electrical hazards, such as overusing plugs and extension cords. It also suggests ensuring your Christmas tree is well-watered to prevent fire risks. Opt for LED lights, keep decorations away from heat sources, and avoid leaving candles unattended.
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  • What Not to Put in Garbage Disposal

    Garbage disposals are convenient but can be easily damaged by improper use. During the holidays, it's crucial to avoid putting certain items in them, such as large amounts of grease or fat, fibrous vegetables, grainy materials, animal skins, and bones, as these can lead to clogs and damage. For swift and cost-efficient plumbing repair in Chicago, you can contact ABC Plumbing for expert assistance.
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  • Household Heating Statistics

    Household heating statistics provide valuable insights into energy usage and costs, helping homeowners make informed decisions about their heating systems. Nationally, approximately 48% of residential energy use is attributed to heating and cooling, with average annual heating expenditures varying based on fuel type.
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  • When Should I Schedule an A/C Tune-Up?

    The best time to have your air conditioning system tuned up is in the spring, before the summer heat arrives. A spring tune-up prepares your system for the upcoming cooling season by cleaning, lubricating, and repairing any potential issues. Turning to professionals for the tune-up ensures lower energy bills, fewer repairs, longer equipment lifespan, and warranty coverage, making it a worthwhile investment for homeowners in Chicago. Schedule your A/C maintenance with ABC today to enjoy immediate and long-term benefits.
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  • Is Your Air Conditioner Making Noise? Here's Why and What it Means

    Modern air conditioning systems are designed to operate quietly, emitting 55 decibels or less. Unusual noises like banging, screeching, or buzzing may indicate issues such as loose or broken parts, worn-out fan motor bearings, or debris accumulation.
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  • The Smarter Way to Spring Clean

    Prepare your house for warmer weather with these three tasks that also benefit your air conditioning system: pruning trees and shrubs, raking beds and borders to clear dead foliage, and brushing off paths and patios to ensure they're ready for entertaining.
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  • How to Save BIG with Aeroseal Duct Sealing

    The blog discusses the importance of duct sealing in optimizing the efficiency of HVAC systems, highlighting Aeroseal as a solution to address leaks in ductwork.
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