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Spring is one of the busiest seasons when it comes to taking care of cleaning and maintenance jobs around the house. As we emerge out of the rough period of winter and start to look forward to summer, spring is a great time to schedule special services, like installing a sump pump, remodeling a bathroom, or installing a new air conditioning system.
Spring is a season when snow melt and rains can lead to water seepage and even flooding in a basement. This is the time when a sump pump comes in the handiest, since it will automatically turn on and remove the excess water from the basement or crawlspace and put it into the wastewater system.
Your sump pump is one of the most important, if not the most important appliance in your home. When functioning properly, it prevents your basement from flooding, something every homeowner can agree would be great to avoid!
No matter if you’re using your home’s furnace still or you are starting to switch over the air conditioning system, it’s always a smart idea to look for ways to save money. Regular maintenance from a professional technician is one of the best ways to maintain an energy efficiency HVAC system, as well as regular filter changing and using a programmable thermostat.
As the winter season winds down, we can all begin to look forward to warmer weather in spring and beyond. But March is a notoriously temperamental month, and cold temperatures can come roaring back at any moment. You’ll still need your heating system ready to keep your house comfortable.
A sump pump is a plumbing installation designed to protect the lower parts of a home from the dangers of flooding and moisture build-up. A sump pump consists of the electronically-powered pump itself, and a collection point excavated to collect the water, which is known as the sump.
Boilers are a great way to provide even, clean, and effective warmth to a house. Boilers also have the advantage of needing only a small number of repairs when compared to a furnace or a heat pump. But that doesn’t mean a boiler won’t sometimes run into trouble.
If your home use an ejector pump to remove wastewater from the house to reach the municipal sewer system (or a septic tank), it’s vital that this appliance continues to work at all times. If the ejector pump fails, it will mean sewage backup into your home, creating an unhygienic environment and possibly leading to damage to your basement or home foundation.
The toilet is an essential plumbing fixture in any house. You know you can’t through a single day without one!
We’re well into the winter, and that means you’ve probably been using your furnace to keep your family comfortable for a good stretch already. During this time, make sure to pay attention to any signs that your furnace is starting to malfunction… you don’t want to have break down on you during one of the coldest days of the year, and catching problems early will help you call for professional repairs in time.
