Shower Installation: Prefabricated vs. Tile

April 11th, 2011

There are quite a few things to consider when you are choosing a type of shower installation. Whether you are simply redoing an older shower or are having a new one completely installed, you will have to decide whether you want to go with a prefabricated installation or a more traditional tile interior.

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Allergies – Different Products that Can Help with Different Problems

April 8th, 2011

One of the biggest problems related to indoor air quality is allergies. When not treated properly, excess dust, humidity, bacteria, mold, and other contaminants can cause a number of allergy problems, especially if anyone in your home has asthma and is particular sensitive to a contaminant.

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IAQ – To Zone or Not to Zone my Home Comfort

April 6th, 2011

There are a lot of decisions to make related to your home comfort system. You must decide what type of heating you want, how you’ll implement air conditioning, and then how to keep all of that heated and cooled air clean and healthy in your home.

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Indoor Air Quality Options

April 4th, 2011

Maintaining high indoor air quality is always worth investing time and money in. After all, if the air inside your home isn’t healthy, it can cause all kinds of health problems for you and your family.

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Turn that Thermostat Down a Degree and Save Money

April 1st, 2011

There are literally dozens of things you can do to cut back on your heating (and cooling) costs. These range from things like getting a high energy efficiency system to just making sure that you have adequate insulation in all parts of your house. But too many people overlook one of the simplest things that you can do to cut down on your monthly heating bill, and that is to turn the thermostat down.

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Plumbing Noises: Different Kinds, Where They Come From and Why They Occur

March 28th, 2011

Under ideal conditions, you would hear nothing from your plumbing system except the sound of running water when you turn on the tap. Unfortunately, that is not always what actually happens. In fact, your plumbing can make all types of funny and sometimes alarming noises for no reason that you can easily discern.

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How to Reduce the Load on Your Central Air Conditioner

March 28th, 2011

Your central air conditioner can handle a lot. It can keep your house cool and comfortable all summer long with only a minimum of maintenance. But no matter how good your air conditioning system is, it is always best if you can reduce its cooling load as much as possible.

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Why the SEER Is Important When Choosing an Air Conditioner

March 25th, 2011

There are many things to take into account when you are trying to pick out a new air conditioning system. The seasonal energy efficiency rating (SEER) that each air conditioner comes with is not something you should ever disregard, however.

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What is a Downflow vs. an Upflow Furnace?

March 23rd, 2011

When you go looking to buy a furnace, you may well be surprised by how many different elements go into making a good purchasing decision. Making the choice between upflow and downflow can at least make it easier to narrow down your options.

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