How to Create a Comfortable, Multi-Tasking Home Environment We are living in difficult, stressful, and unprecedented times. The majority of people are working from home, schooling from home, and spending free time at home. Now more than ever it is important that your home environment is healthy and comfortable. A Multi-Tasking Environment In addition to […]
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Washable vs. Disposable Air Filters WASHABLE DISPOSABLE $75 average $15 average Replace about every 5 years Replace every 30 to 90 days Wash and let dry before reinstalling Dispose and install new one Environmentally friendly Not environmentally friendly MERV ratings 1 – 4 MERV ratings 4 – 12 Capture under 75% of larger particles
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Choosing The Right Kitchen Faucet Whether you are looking to upgrade your kitchen faucet, need a refresh, or need a replacement, there are a few things to consider when shopping for a new one. Replacing with an exact match is simple, but a whole new style requires a bit of planning. Read on to find
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Air & Surface Sanitizer – Protect Your Family Families are staying home to protect themselves, stores have run out of hand sanitizer, face masks and gloves. There is, however, one air & surface sanitizer product that is even better than all of those combined: the Air Scrubber Plus. The Problem Schools are closed, workplaces are
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Homebuyer’s Plumbing Checklist Buying a home is one of the biggest investments that you will make. While it’s standard practice to hire a home inspector, most people don’t think to have a licensed contractor perform a plumbing inspection. Below are several important reasons why you shouldn’t skip this step and to add it to your
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How do I turn off my water in an emergency? Most of us don’t think about having to turn off the water to the entire house. It’s a good idea to know where the shut-off valve is located in case there is ever an emergency. Single Family House To turn off the water for a
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Ideal Thermostat Settings The first step to making sure that your thermostat settings are ideal for the time of day and season is to ensure that the thermostat itself is installed in the proper location. An interior wall near the center of the house is the ideal location. Try to avoid direct sunlight, doors, windows,
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Warning Signs Your Furnace Is Failing We take a lot of things for granted and assume that they will work when we turn them on. Often it’s better to be prepared when something major breaks so you can make an informed decision on the next step. Here are some common warning signs that your furnace
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Why Is My Furnace Blowing Cold Air? Waking up in a very cold house is not the best way to start your day. If your furnace is blowing cold air, there are a few things that you can check yourself before calling us. Thermostat Make sure your thermostat fan is set to “auto.” Set to
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Heat Pump vs. Furnace HEAT PUMP FURNACE Winters that average 30º – 40º F Winters that dip below freezing Areas with low electric rates Don’t depend on outdoor temperature to convert to heat Also an air conditioner Requires a separate air conditioner if you want air conditioning Moves the heat that already exists from
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