Nellie Gail Posts

Faucet Aerators Can Improve Your Bathroom Plumbing

May 14th, 2012

A tap aerator or faucet aerator is located on the tip of water faucets which are used indoors for kitchen and bathroom plumbing in Dana Point. Their purpose is to spread the water stream into a number of smaller streams, in essence adding air to the water stream. This saves the amount of water which comes out of the tap at one time while also reducing the amount of backsplash which occurs when the faucet is turned on.

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Why Orange County Residents Should Get a Energy Audit Before Installing a New Heating Upgrade

March 21st, 2012

Yesterday was the first day of spring, so if you can’t feel it already, warmer temperatures are on their way to Orange County. When you envision the warm days of summer, do you picture staying cool with an energy efficient cooling system, without any worries about high energy costs? Or do you worry that your older air conditioning unit won’t make it through another hot summer? Well right now is the perfect time for an air conditioning installation, not only because Saddleback Plumbing can save you money on your purchase, but because…

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Balboa Heating Installation Question: What Makes a Furnace High Efficiency?

January 18th, 2012

You’ve probably heard about the new lines of high efficiency furnaces being released by popular home heating companies in Balboa, but what exactly is different about these high efficiency devices from your current furnace?

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Heating Maintenance Tip 1 : Did You Change that Furnace Filter?

January 4th, 2012

No matter what type of furnace you have in Silverado, it’s important to remember to change or clean the filter on a regular basis. This is a relatively straightforward process and doesn’t require a Silverado professional’s help.

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A Question from Brea: Why Does My Furnace’s Pilot Light Keep Going Off?

December 16th, 2011

If you have an older furnace with a gas pilot light and it keeps going out, heating your Brea home can become a frustrating process. Not only are you forced to trudge downstairs to light it every time you need heat, but…

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A Question from Huntington Beach: What Is a Slab Leak and What Damage Can It Cause?

December 9th, 2011

Also known as a foundation leak, slab leaks can cause a serious problem in your Huntington Beach home. A typical cause of a slab leak occurs when the foundation for the home is poured. While the cement is still wet…

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Federal Energy Efficiency Rebates Explained

August 31st, 2011

You’ve probably seen the advertisements and heard the sales pitches all over Santa Ana. Upgrade your furnace, air conditioner, water heater, or insulation and receive a federal rebate on your taxes for a percentage of the installation cost. The government is seriously invested in improving the energy efficiency of the country.

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Pollen’s Effects on Indoor Air Quality

August 26th, 2011

Unsure what’s got you feeling down? It might be indoor air that’s been compromised by high pollen levels in your Villa Park home. But, how do you know when pollen is the culprit as opposed to something like pet dander or simple dust? Luckily, there is a clear difference in the symptoms you might suffer from as a result of being exposed to pollen as opposed to another allergen.

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Why Select a Two Stage AC vs. Single Stage Air Conditioner

August 19th, 2011

When you are in the market for a new air conditioner in Dove Canyon, one of the decisions you will have to make is whether you want a two stage system or one that only functions in a single stage. Single stage air conditioners come on at full capacity when the temperature in your home rises above the preset level on the thermostat.

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