Remodeling a Home

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For the past couple of years, my husband and I have been saving money in order to remodel our fixer-upper. Once we get enough funds in the bank, we plan to replace the worn carpet in our living room with beautiful, hardwood flooring. We also wish to replace the carpet in our bedrooms with some new carpet. In addition to these changes, we plan to build an addition onto our home. The addition will include a second living space and a new master bedroom suite. During our extensive home renovation, we realize we must also update our HVAC system. Our current air conditioning and heating unit is an astounding twenty years old. Are you planning an upcoming home renovation project? On this blog, you will discover the benefits of replacing an HVAC unit during a remodelling project.

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Can You Add A Geothermal Heat Pump To Your Existing Home?

17 November 2015
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Geothermal energy isn't talked about much, but it is a fantastic way to add a green energy source to your home. The problem is, they require digging up a large area near your home to install the plumbing. For this reason, they are usually installed when the house is first built, but it doesn't have to be. Use these criteria to determine if your existing home can benefit from a geothermal heat pump. Read More

How to Clean the Condensate Drain on Your High-Efficiency Condensing Furnace

12 October 2015
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If you own a high efficiency furnace that won't start, a potential cause of the problem is a blocked condensate drain. High efficiency furnaces are designed to save homeowners money by reducing energy use, but they also produce more condensation during operation than their conventional counterparts. This can lead to the growth of bacterial slime and other clog-causing debris; as a consequence, clogs cause an increase in operating pressure, and the pressure switch responds by shutting down the furnace. Read More

How To Prevent A Window Unit From Leaking Condensate

9 October 2015
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Window-mounted air conditioning units are both convenient and inexpensive, and they are ideal for use in smaller areas such as outdoor workshops or basements. Modern day window units are designed to be efficient and use condensate to cool the evaporator coil; however, since the condensate doesn't drain, it can accumulate to higher-than-normal levels in humid climates and create leaks. If you live in a humid climate and use a window unit for your air conditioning needs, you should take extra care to prevent possible leaks. Read More

Little-Known Tips To Help You Improve The Safety And Quality Of Your Restaurant’s Food

2 October 2015
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As a restaurant owner, your first priority should be to ensure the taste and quality of your food to ensure your customers are both happy and healthy. Food spoilage can lead to sick patrons and sick patrons could leave you with a major lawsuit on your hands. Fortunately, there are a few little-known ways to help improve both the safety and quality of the food you serve in your restaurant. Read More

Are You Ready For A Central Air Upgrade?

29 September 2015
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Your home is your castle, but if your air conditioner isn't pulling its weight, you certainly won't feel like it. Just because your air conditioner still works, doesn't mean that you shouldn't replace it yet. THere are a few simple questions you can ask yourself to determine if your air conditioner is in need of an upgrade. How Old Is Your Current System? The most important factor in whether or not your air conditioner is due for replacement is its age. Read More

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