Three Upgrades To Improve Your Air Conditioner's Performance

Posted on 9 February 2018

An air conditioning system can easily be one of the most important systems for keeping your home comfortable. While you will want to ensure that you are getting the best performance possible from your system, there are several basic upgrades that you may be able to make that could greatly improve the effectiveness and durability of your HVAC system. Seal The Ducting Your ducting will run throughout your home, and it will be responsible for moving the air from the air conditioner to the interior vents. [Read More]

3 Tips To Help With Planning Plumbing When Remodeling Your Bathroom

Posted on 8 February 2018

Bathroom remodeling projects are a great way to add value to your home, but they require a lot of planning. When it comes to the plumbing in your bathroom, you will want to consider things like plumbing vents and cleanouts, and how they will tie into existing plumbing. You may also want to consider updating your water heater, installing low-consumption plumbing fixtures and choices of pipe materials. Here are some tips that will help you with planning your plumbing when you remodel your bathroom: [Read More]

Easy Ways Of Getting Rid Of Cooking Oil So It Doesn't End Up In The Drain

Posted on 8 February 2018

You should not pour cooking oil down the drain. Cooking oil doesn't mix with water; it will float on top of the sewer effluent, harden and clog your drain pipes. It's even worse if you have a septic system because the oil will interfere with the biodegradation of the effluent in the septic tank. Here are some of the alternative ways of cooking oil disposal: Reuse the Oil You don't have to get rid of oil remains every time you cook, or fry food and some oils remain. [Read More]

An Overview Of Snaking Vs Hydro-Jetting For Drain Cleaning

Posted on 8 February 2018

Snaking and hydro-jetting are some of the most common and effective ways of dealing with drain clogs. Here is an overview of these two techniques plus their pros and cons: Snaking Snaking a drain involves using a flexible cable, with an auger attached to the end, to clear drain clogs. You insert the snake into the drain and thread it along until you feel some resistance; the resistance is usually due to the debris blocking the drainpipe. [Read More]

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