You are seeing this message because we have detected you are using Internet Explorer 10 (or older) to browse our site. Unfortunately, this means that your browser is too old to display our site properly and that certain areas of the site may display incorrectly or not at all. Please upgrade to the latest version of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, or Apple Safari in order to view this site.
Need service now?
Call Saddleback Plumbing Heating & Air at 949-829-0910
Just as motorists are dismayed by high prices at the pump, homeowners must cope with the escalating cost of heating oil. As the cost of fuel rises, many people are searching for ways to reduce heating costs by cutting consumption– without freezing to death. One option some consumers have turned to is wood heat, but how good of a solution is it? Can a wood stove be an efficient and cost-effective heating source? It can, but it depends largely on your individual situation and needs.
A ceiling fan is a great addition to your home. It can keep you cool all on its own on moderately warm days and it will help to take on some of the cooling load even on days when you do need to use the air conditioner as well. Plus, you can even use your ceiling fan in the winter to keep the warm air from your heating system circulating properly.
The hardness or softness of water varies considerably from one part of the country to another. While the fact that your water is harder does not mean that it is unsafe, it is good to know what you are dealing with.
Most of us realize that a drain can get clogged or that the pipes in our home might require extra repairs every now and then, but rarely do we realize that when the faucet is not providing a strong, steady flow of water, it is likely because of a clog in the actual faucet…
Many people know about the EPA’s EnergyStar certification, which is a third-party certification system that verifies manufacturers’ claims about the energy efficiency of home appliances. The EPA has also developed a certification for plumbing fixtures, called WaterSense…
949-829-0910
