As temperatures begin to dip, warm baths and showers become a must-have. Without a yearly check-up, our water heaters can work overtime when winter rolls in. If your water heater isn't ready to take on this level of strain, this could spell some problems for...
As the holiday season begins, houses begin to smell like sweet notes of cinnamon, pumpkin spice, and everything nice. The long sleeves start making an appearance and for the first time all year, your heater sputters to life. Suddenly, it starts to smell less like pumpkin...
When we think of the Fall season, we think of the cool autumn breeze and leaves falling. However, the weather changing during this time also means more maintenance for your HVAC to help it perform efficiently and safely. Let these tips serve as a reminder to...
Getting your home inspected before you buy is a good idea. It's best to come prepared with some questions about your plumbing and HVAC systems during the inspection. This can help you save time and money in the long run. Purchasing a new home is...
We all depend on our HVAC system to keep us cool during the summer and warm during the winter. With a machine that works, 365 days a year it's important to keep in mind how much work it has to do to maintain the climate...
When temperatures rise in the summer, so can your energy bill. Summer days are here and one of the most common ways to stay cool during the summer is cranking up the A/C in your home. While this may keep you cool indoors, it can...
Summer is fast approaching and with South Texas climates nearing 90 degrees, you'll want to make sure your air conditioning (AC) system is ready for the hot summer days ahead. AC systems have various components that work together to keep your home comfortable. Proper maintenance...
Moving into a new home? Congratulations! While this is a special and exciting time in your life, being a homeowner means you are now in charge of all of your homes’ systems –including the plumbing. While it seems to be more fun to learn how...
What happens if your clogged drain couldn’t be fixed with a plunger? No worries, there is another tool you can use at home that is a happy medium between common household plungers and the big guns. A plumbing snake is a flexible, long metal cable...
Though it’s often always pretty warm in Texas during the winter, the last thing you want is no hot water coming out of the shower! An immediate solution would be to check your water tank, which is where the hot water is being supplied from....