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When it comes to indoor air quality, what you can’t see can hurt you. Every day, your home’s HVAC system circulates air through a network of ducts—carrying not only warm or cool air, but also dust, allergens, pet dander, and sometimes even mold spores. Over time, this buildup can compromise your air quality and affect your health. That’s where...
Read MoreSEALING DRAFTS Cold air can sneak into your home through even the smallest gaps around windows and doors. During a polar vortex, these drafts can make your heating system work overtime, leading to higher energy bills and an uncomfortable indoor environment. Start by checking your windows and doors for any gaps or cracks. You can use a simple...
Read MoreThe holidays are a time for joy, family gatherings, and festive décor—but they can also bring unexpected accidents if we’re not careful. To keep the season merry and bright, here are 10 precautions every homeowner should take: 1. Candle and Open Flame Safety:Candles create a cozy atmosphere, but they’re also a leading cause of house fires...
Read MoreAs temperatures drop, exposed pipes in unheated areas are at risk of freezing, which can cause them to burst and lead to significant water damage. Take preventative measures by insulating these pipes with foam insulation sleeves or heat tape. Insulating pipes is a cost-effective way to protect them from freezing temperatures and minimize the...
Read MoreWeather-stripping around doors and windows plays a significant role in keeping your home energy-efficient by preventing drafts. Over time, this material can deteriorate, creating gaps where cold air can enter and warm air can escape. Replacing worn-out weather-stripping is a simple but effective way to maintain indoor comfort and reduce heating...
Read MoreIf you plan on using a fireplace this fall, have your chimney cleaned and inspected by a professional. Over time, creosote—a flammable byproduct of wood burning—builds up inside chimneys and can ignite, causing a dangerous chimney fire. A clean chimney not only enhances safety but also improves the efficiency of your
Read MoreWith heating systems coming back online, it’s essential to ensure your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are working correctly. These devices are your first line of defense against fires and carbon monoxide poisoning, both of which can increase during colder months when heaters, fireplaces, and gas appliances are in
Read MoreAs the heating season approaches, it’s essential to have your furnace or heating system professionally serviced to ensure it's functioning efficiently. A technician can inspect the system for any issues, such as dirty filters, worn belts, or electrical problems, which could affect performance or safety. Regular maintenance helps extend the life...
Read MoreAs temperatures drop, it’s important to inspect your home or building for any gaps or cracks that could let in cold air or pests. These small openings are often found around doors, windows, and even along walls. Sealing them can improve energy efficiency, helping to keep your space warm and reducing heating
Read MoreThe roof is your first line of defense against the elements, so it’s essential to keep it in top shape. Look for signs of damage such as loose, cracked, or missing shingles, which can allow water to penetrate and cause leaks. Any areas where shingles appear discolored or curled could indicate water damage or exposure to intense heat, weakening...
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