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As one of your home’s primary appliances, it is critical that you keep your sump pump functioning properly. Typically, a sump pump will operate well for 10-15 years. After that time, your sump pump will likely need to be replaced. By maintaining your sump pump regularly, you can ensure it works when you need it most.

On January 1, 2010, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) implemented a ban on the production and import of R22 (a common refrigerant used in air conditioning), except for continuing service needs of existing equipment. On January 1, 2020, production of all R22 refrigerant will be banned.

Never underestimate the impact that your home’s air quality can have on your health. During the winter months air dries out, and bacteria and viruses enter your home. Did you know your home air quality could actually be making you and your family sick?

When contemplating ways to improve your home, many times the thermostat might get overlooked. With summer fast approaching, a Wi-Fi thermostat just might be one of the best upgrades to add to your home. You may find yourself asking, however, what are the benefits of using a Wi-Fi integrated thermostat?

Not all commercial buildings are up to par when it comes to the working order of their Fire Protection System or HVAC System.

It doesn’t take much water to cause a lot of damage. Homeowners can use a sump pump and regular gutter maintenance to protect their property against moisture problems.

The days are growing longer and it’s time to start prepping for spring. For homeowners, preparation should start with the plumbing system.

Your furnace works hard in the winter. There are a few steps you can take as a homeowner to help your furnace do it’s job all winter long – so, turn off the power to your heating system and it’s time to get to know your furnace.

Summer is always prime time for air conditioning units to fail, but you can take some simple, proactive steps to prevent your air conditioning system from breaking down.

Here's another Q and A session with one of our local experts to help you around your home.

Long-term damage from a persistent leak could result in costly repairs and a whole lot of headaches. With annual plumbing inspections, though, you could make some of these potential problems dry up and go away.

Winter is knocking at the door, and that means it’s time to start thinking about preparing your cabin for the cold months ahead. Here are some tips that can help you save energy and prevent costly problems.

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