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Are you using the best type of air filter in your furnace or air handler for optimal indoor air quality? The Environmental Protection Agency lists indoor air pollution as one of the top five environmental health risks and lists air filters as a method of improving air quality. There are several types of air filters, so which type is best for you?

If you are one of those smart people who know that sometimes you need to spend a little money to save a lot, consider changing your holiday lights from incandescent to LED to save electricity and money while eliminating a potential fire hazard.

Cold weather has arrived, and with it comes your furnace’s busiest time of year; to avoid frigid nights, be aware of the signs of your furnace failing. If you ignore the signs, you could be in for a cold, expensive surprise this winter.
 

Your kitchen can be the most dangerous room in your home, especially during the holidays when all the extra cooking can bring not only the risk of food poisoning from food mishandling and week-old leftovers, but also an increased risk of fire. With a few simple precautions, getting through to the new year can be as easy as pumpkin pie.

 During the holidays you want to be able to guarantee plenty of water, especially hot water, to go around. Extra loads of laundry and dishes, as well as extra showers and baths for guests, all create added demand on your water heater...

When it comes to your plumbing, disaster usually hits when you least expect it. Being prepared can help save you hundreds or thousands in damage and repairs...

Conducting your own Home Energy Audit can easily be done. It’s a great way to assess where your home is losing energy, as well as prioritize potential areas to upgrade for increased energy efficiencies...

One of the most common plumbing calls we get is for clogged drains. A clog is by definition when a large item or several smaller items get lodged into a pipe. Of course, the best solution to this problem is to prevent it from occurring in the first place.

Statistics show that most people spend more than half of their lives indoors and the impact of indoor air-quality has become more prevalent in recent years as a result of efforts to make our homes more energy efficient.

Water leaks around the house often get underestimated in their potential to cause serious damage. An unfixed leak can cause mold growth and leave behind any number of problems for you and your home.