Orangeburg Sewer Pipes: Everything Tempe Homeowners Should Know If your home was built between 1940-1970, it may have been built with Orangeburg sewer pipes, a sewer pipe made of bituminous fiber. Nowadays, homeowners are noticing these pipes beginning to deteriorate in the Tempe, AZ area. Broken or clogged sewage pipes are a homeowners worst nightmare.CONTINUE READING »
Top 5 Ways To Lower Air Conditioning Costs In The Summer When you live in a climate like Tempe, AZ, you're using your air conditioner all the time in the summer. Chances are, you've looked for ways to lower air conditioning costs without compromising your comfort - and have probably wondered if that's even possible.CONTINUE READING »
Signs You Need a Water Line Repair or Replacement Right Away Sometimes, it can be tough to spot issues or assess the condition of your water line since they're usually buried underground. Water lines can deteriorate over time that requires either repairs or a full replacement. It's important to know the warning signs that it'sCONTINUE READING »
Benefits of a Ductless HVAC System For Your Home Have you ever consider a ductless HVAC system for your home? Otherwise known as a mini-split system, a ductless HVAC system is a type of heating and cooling unit that doesn't require ductwork for installation - unlike a traditional HVAC unit. There are many reasons whyCONTINUE READING »
When indoor air quality suffers, homeowner health starts to suffer as well. The only way they can stay on top of the condition of air ducts is to have routine maintenance.
For optimal performance, the air filter should be changed every 30 days to three months. The advantages of replacing the air filter include improved air quality and lower energy bills.
Many times, when homeowners experience issues with their heating or cooling, they assume the HVAC unit itself is to blame, but it might be your thermostat, instead.
Imagine waking up one day and you start coughing and sneezing. You know it’s allergy season, but you’re surprised by your symptoms. After all, you’re inside your home!
Having a plan in place for emergencies is always a good idea. Water filters, spare food, and anything you can store. But, what can you do about the electricity? What if your AC turns off?!
People often wonder how many appliances work effortlessly at home. Many of those questions are related to the functionality of the air conditioner. Do you know how it works?
The current virus has brought up a lot of worries about the quality of the air you’re breathing. With an airborne virus, you can never be too careful about what you’re breathing in.
It’s a common occurrence that extreme weather is hard on AC units; leading to the dreaded AC emergency. If it happens in the spring months your house can actually become dangerous to stay in.
Most people are aware of environmental toxins in the air. But they are commonly unaware that their indoor air quality is often lower than that of outdoor air.
No matter where you live, everyone can use more tips when it comes to keeping energy bills low. Professionals in the HVAC industry know all the tricks to have the most efficient homes.
