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Late Summer Furnace Maintenance Checklist
To prepare your furnace for colder temperatures, remember to clean or replace the filter, dust off the unit to remove accumulated debris, and schedule a professional assessment from HVAC technicians to ensure the system is in good condition. Calling in experts like ABC Plumbing, Sewer, Heating, Cooling and Electric can help ensure your furnace is ready to perform efficiently when needed.READ MORE -
Save BIG With Smart Lighting Options
Dimmer switches offer control over lighting brightness, enhancing ambiance and saving energy by adjusting voltage to fixtures. They extend bulb lifespan significantly, reducing the frequency of replacements and cutting energy bills by up to 10%. Consider upgrading to dimmer switches for both aesthetic appeal and practical energy efficiency.READ MORE -
Are Tamper-Resistant Receptacles Safer Than Outlet Caps and Sliding Covers?
The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) highlights the importance of Tamper Resistant Receptacles (TRRs) in preventing electrical outlet injuries among children, with 44% of respondents unfamiliar with TRRs. Plastic outlet caps, often used as an alternative, pose choking hazards and are easily removable by toddlers. TRRs offer permanent protection against foreign object insertion and are preferred for child safety.READ MORE -
What Is a Good SEER Rating for an AC Unit? [Video]
The efficiency of an air conditioner is crucial for saving money on energy bills, measured by its SEER rating (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio), similar to gas mileage in cars. A higher SEER rating indicates greater efficiency and potential long-term savings. SEER ratings allow easy comparison between different air conditioner brands.READ MORE -
How Can You Identify Water Leaks Around Your Home?
Water leaks in your home not only inflate your water bill but can also cause hidden damage. Common leaks include worn-out toilet flappers, dripping faucets, and leaking valves and pipes, all of which can be fixed to save water and money. To check for leaks, monitor your water usage and inspect your water meter before and after periods of inactivity to identify any increases, indicating a leak. Leaking toilets can be detected by adding food coloring to the tank and checking for color in the bowl. Leaky faucets and shower heads often result from worn washers or loose connections, while water heaters can develop leaks due to rust. Professional assistance may be needed for persistent leaks, ensuring all water loss issues are resolved efficiently.READ MORE -
How Do You Troubleshoot Gas Furnace Problems?
This blog post is about troubleshooting gas furnace problems, common gas furnace issues include thermostat mismatches, indicated by types like millivolt, line voltage, or low voltage, requiring matching with the furnace type; squeaks, rattles, or rumbles potentially signaling motor or air leak problems.READ MORE -
What Should You Do With Your Air Conditioning System at the End of Summer?
As summer transitions to fall, consider adjusting your A/C usage and preparing your system for the cooler months. You can use ceiling fans to supplement cooling, clean or change filters, clear debris from outdoor units, and consider covering the outdoor condenser for protection. It's also wise to schedule maintenance to ensure your A/C and furnace are in good condition.READ MORE -
What Is Vent Pipe Plumbing and Why Is It Important?
Discover why vent pipe plumbing is crucial for proper drainage, odor control, and airflow in your home's plumbing system. Learn common issues, fixes, and expert tips.READ MORE -
What Plumbing Parts Make Your Bathroom Safer?
5 Important Plumbing Parts That Make Your Bathroom SaferREAD MORE -
What Are Common Plumbing Myths and the Facts Behind Them?
This blog post discusses some of the Myths revolving around plumbing.READ MORE
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