let the batteries in their HVAC thermostat completely drain

How to Change Thermostat Batteries

Like any appliance or tool that relies on batteries for power, thermostat batteries need to be changed from time to time. Here we go over how you’ll know when the

Don’t Forget Your Drain During Spring Cleaning

Spring is just around the corner! That means now is the time to get out your broom to sweep the floors, your cleaner to wipe off the counters, and a

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Reasons Your AC Stopped Working Over Winter

If your air conditioner stopped working after resting all winter, don’t be too alarmed. Often the cause is a straightforward reason, but other times, it can signal a significant issue.

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What is Refrigerant and Why is it in Air Conditioners?

AC refrigerant, is a gas used to remove heat from your indoor air, thus cooling it. Though it's no longer used in modern air conditioning, it's needed for older systems.

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Should Air Vents be High or Low?

If you’ve never thought about the placement of air vents in your home, that’s okay. Homebuilders do, however, have a strategy behind where vents are installed. Here we’ll go over

three ways furnace maintenance keeps even older systems operating

The Furnace Pilot Light Keeps Going Out

Once in a while, the pilot light of a gas-powered furnace may go out. But if it happens on a regular basis, it signals an issue is at hand and

My Water Heater is Getting too Hot

Everyone understands that hot water is supposed to be hot, but it can be too hot. When this happens, your water heater usually has an issue and doesn’t know when

pet friendly plants that thrive in a range of temperature and light conditions

The Best Pet Friendly Plants

If you like plants but also love your pets, it doesn’t have to be an either or situation. In fact, there are many pet friendly plants that thrive in a

Is It Safe to Drink Hard Water?

It might not look appetizing at all, nor smell like a new spring morning, but hard water is indeed safe to drink. Eighty-five percent of the United States has hard

PEX plumbing can be installed in an existing house as well to replace old copper pipes

How Long Do PEX Pipes Last?

PEX piping has recently become a popular choice for home plumbing systems. It's easy to install, durable, and doesn't rust or corrode like copper pipes. But are there any drawbacks?

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