Sewer Line Problems: The Signs & How A Plumber Can Help
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9 July 2015
Has a foul odor suddenly taken over your home and you can't figure out why? The odor may be a sign that your main sewer line is in need of a repair, and it may even need to be replaced if there are cracks in it. Find out below about the signs of a sewer line problem, as well as how a plumber can repair the problem.
What are Signs of an Issue with the Main Sewer Line?
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7 Signs It's Time for a New Air Conditioner
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25 June 2015
You probably don't want to purchase a new air conditioning unit before it is absolutely necessary. However, a replacement may be the only way to keep your home comfortable and your operating costs down. Here are seven indications that it is time for a new air conditioner:
Your unit is not cooling your home properly. Sometimes, builders may install a unit that is too small to cool the square footage of your home.
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Three Ways To Stay Cool While Your Air Conditioning Is Broken
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23 June 2015
A working air conditioner is easy to take for granted, but when this important appliance develops mechanical problems that require you to call a repair technician, it can be an agonizing few days of waiting in the heat. The answer, as much as it might seem tempting, isn't to book a hotel room and bask in its air conditioning while you wait. Instead, there are a variety of simple changes you can make to keep cool at home.
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Busting 3 Myths About Ductless Mini-Split Systems
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22 June 2015
Mini-ductless air conditioners offer a great alternative to your space additions that need cooling even though ductwork is non-existent or simply not feasible. These AC units are easier to install than central conditioning, and offer more energy efficiency than central AC units.
The zoning capability of mini-ductless air conditioning allows you to heat or cool different areas separately, because a number of different indoor air handling units can be controlled individually in various rooms.
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