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Indoor air quality is a growing concern for all of us these days. Studies show we spend about 90 percent of our time indoors, a large portion of which is spent inside our homes.   Fortunately, the Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning industry offers homeowners a variety of products that help improve the quality of air in their homes.

Through proper use of a programmable thermostat (using the 4 pre-programmed settings) you can save about $180 every year in energy costs.

Regular maintenance around your home is the best way to protect your investment, keep your home and family safe, and avoid untimely and costly repairs.   Take the “Home Maintenance Quiz”… how many of these facts did you already know?

With the onset of chilly fall temperatures, we know that winter is just around the corner! Don’t be caught unprepared for the troubles associated with extreme cold weather.

There are five common myths about heating and cooling systems.   If you buy into any of these, you may be doing your home and your family a huge disservice.

Cooler weather is just around the corner. Review a suggested list of tasks that will help get your home it tip-top shape before the cold weather hits! These Fall Home Repair projects will help you save money this year and for years to come.

Do you want to be healthier, more environmentally conscious and save money? Did you know that by doing something as easy as changing the air filter in your heating, cooling and ventilation system on a regular basis can provide all of these benefits? 

If you are a homeowner, at some point you are probably going to have a plumbing problem. Being prepared before, during and after a plumbing service call, can help you save time and money!

Heating and cooling your home uses more energy, and drains more energy dollars, than any other system in your home. Typically, 43% of your utility bill goes for heating and cooling systems.

By understanding how to read your water meter you can be a better monitor your usage, conserve water and detect possible leaks in your home before they become major disasters.