When it comes to home maintenance and cleaning, there are a number of chores that probably immediately come to your mind. One of the things that gets neglected when it comes to regular home maintenance is cleaning your air ducts. Your air ducts are where the majority of the heated and cooled air comes from in your home. Making sure that they’re properly maintained will ensure that you and your family will live a much cleaner, healthier life and a more energy efficient home. Read More»
Washing dishes, cooking, and cleaning can wreak havoc on your kitchen sink. Leftover food, grease, dirt, and debris can build up inside your sink drain, leading to annoying clogs, foul odors, and expensive repairs. Considering the average cost to clear a tub, kitchen, or bathroom drain can run between $109 to $214, you may attempt to remove a clog on your own. Unfortunately, removing the clog with drain cleaning chemicals creates toxic fumes and possible corrosion of your underlying plumbing due to the harsh chemicals. Read More»
When you own a home, the maintenance required can seem unending at times. During the summer, you need to remember to change your air conditioning filters. In the winter, you should check your oil levels so you aren’t caught unaware with no heat or hot water on a freezing cold day. The lawn needs to be mowed weekly in the summer, leaves raked in the fall, snow shoveled in the winter and weeds pulled in the spring. Read More»
Pool plaster is essentially the glue that holds your pool together. After the general construction of your inground pool takes place – the drains, the return lines, the in-floor cleaning system – then the pool is shot with gunite. From there, the tiling and stones are placed in the lining of your pool. Finally, it is troweled with plaster. Pool plaster holds together all of these parts and also acts as a watertight sealant so your pool does not leak and waste water. Read More»
There are plenty of things that you’ll notice about your new ductless heat pump that’s a bit different from a typical central heat pump. Instead of a conventional thermostat, your ductless heat pump is controlled by a handheld remote. In the event that anything goes wrong with your remote control, you can easily troubleshoot the problem with the helpful advice found below.
Check Those Batteries First
If you’re having trouble out of your remote control, you should check the batteries first. Read More»
