Most people are destroying their HVAC system and don’t even realize it. They are paying higher utility bills, needing their …
How to Spring Clean The Air In Your Home
Spring is here and that means pollen. Allergy-causing pollens from trees such as oak, elm, maple, alder, birch, juniper and …
When to Call a Plumbing Professional
Live anywhere long enough and you’ll run into plumbing issues. It could just be a dripping faucet, a backed-up toilet, …
Why Maintenance of Your Heater’s Coils is Important
Your heating system’s coils are the most important part to keep things hot on long and cold winter nights. And …
How to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be found in fumes of vehicles, stoves, generators, fireplaces, and furnaces. …
How Roots Can Cause Scary Damage to Your Pipes
Trees are beautiful and life-giving. They give off oxygen, reducing our carbon footprint.
Did you know it takes approximately 178 trees to offset the emissions from a family of four? It’s easy to understand, we need trees!
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Safely Using Natural Gas in Your Home
Five Safety Tips to Remember When Using Natural Gas in Your Home
Summer is behind us and we’re moving into autumn. As cooler temperatures will soon move into the Ozarks, you’ll most likely be clicking on a little heat.
Natural gas is an easy and economical way to heat your home. A gas log fireplace can make your home even more inviting and cozy.
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Are You Flushing Money Down The Toilet?
Water. Such a precious resource.
You know how important it is to conserve and ration water during a dry summer. But did you know there are smart ways to conserve water on a daily basis?
Often Overlooked Savings: Toilet Water
Toilets can use quite a bit of water every single day, that’s assuming you don’t have a leaky toilet.
Can an Air Purifier Kill the Coronavirus?
This year has certainly been one for the record books. From the COVID-19 outbreak and Saharan Desert dust storms to the exceptionally bad allergen year and being required to social distance and stay home, the quality of the air we breathe is gaining more attention.
Lately, we’ve had increased calls to our office inquiring if there’s an air purifier on the market that could kill the coronavirus.
Beware: Cheap Isn’t The Same As Affordable
The Pitfalls of Uninsured Handymen Homeownership has such a rewarding feeling. It’s most likely your biggest investment you’ll make in …