When the snowy winter months come rolling around, it can get pretty chilly inside without the comfort of a heater. Because your heater works hard to keep you warm, all the wear and tear can result in the need for repairs just when you need it to perform the most. Luckily, there are some easy steps you can take to keep your heating system in good shape and minimize your need for heating repair:
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Central air conditioning gives you an escape from the summer heat, but only if the system is working properly. If you feel your current air conditioning system isn't cutting it anymore, it may be time for a repair or total replacement. These five questions can help determine if getting a new air conditioning system is the best choice for your cooling needs.
How Old Is Your Current System?
The first and most important factor to consider is the age of your current system.
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When it comes to plumbing problems, it can be a bit difficult to separate fact from fiction. There are so many rumors, myths and misconceptions surrounding many common plumbing problems that it could easily get in the way of a quick and simple fix. The following takes a look at a few common plumbing myths and truths behind those myths.
#1: You Have Nothing to Fear from a Leaky Faucet
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It's easy to dismiss the importance of your home's hot water heater, particularly when it's always responsive. When it fails, though, the cold shower it can leave you with is a shocking way to remember its presence. If you have had your water heater for many years or it's starting to struggle with maintaining hot temperatures, it may be time to buy a new one. Since it isn't something you buy frequently, many homeowners are confused about the options.
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Are you building or about to build a tiny house? It is a popular movement right now among people who want to live more simply, less expensively, and more in tune with the environment. Tiny houses are also versatile. You can build one almost anywhere that has a little bit of land you can use...even in a friend or family member's back yard. If you like to travel, you can make your tiny house mobile.
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