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Whether you live on well water or you utilize city water, there is likely hard water flowing through your pipes. We’ve discussed in the past how hard water can impact your home, including the residue and build-up it leaves on your plumbing fixtures, appliances, and even your dishes; but one

Hard water is rough on all plumbing fixtures and appliances, but your water heater is especially vulnerable to scale buildup, which drastically erodes efficiency. Hard water is an equal opportunity offender when it comes to either a gas-powered or an electric water heater — though it affects both in different

Like every other home appliance, a heater has a lifespan. The typical heating system lasts an average lifespan of 15 years. As your unit ages and individual components start to wear down, your system will require more frequent repairs. At a certain point, it makes more sense to replace your

Fall is here and as we make a gradual transition to winter, there are a few things you can do to prepare for colder weather. The following are simple tips that will go a long way toward improving your comfort and keeping your energy bills in line. Schedule an HVAC

Before winter arrives, it is crucial to get your home fully ready for frigid conditions. In addition to sealing drafts, insulating your pipes and scheduling a tune-up for your heating system, take time to winterize your water softener, as well. Even though it’s filled with salt water, it can still

As winter approaches and the weather gets colder, keeping your house warm is essential. If you have leaks or drafts in your home, it may be difficult and expensive to keep the heat inside where it belongs. While you prepare your house for winter, you should make your home more

A new year means a fresh start. For many people, that means starting a diet, kicking bad habits to the curb, or committing to an exercise routine. These are all great goals, but another way you can improve your health and comfort is by tackling the following home improvement projects.

There are myriad ways you can cut down your energy bill without sacrificing comfort, and the following are four of the most effective. Some require the work of a heating professional while others are DIY jobs. Thermostat Upgrade Programmable thermostats are a must; that way, you can create a heating

If the electrical system is your home’s circulatory system, then your electrical panel is the heart. Your electrical panel is responsible for sending power to your home’s circuits. Then, the circuits send this power to your outlets. Like all appliances, electrical panels become less reliable with age. Here are four

If you’re upgrading or installing a new HVAC system, give serious consideration to a ductless mini-split system. These high-tech units are popular amongst homeowners who want lower utility bills, cleaner indoor air, and greater indoor comfort. Learn more below! Customize Comfort With Home Zoning Ductless mini-splits consist of one outdoor