Blog Tag Archive: omaha
How to protect your family from carbon monoxide poisoning
11/14/2018 10:18 AM
Carbon monoxide is one guest you don’t want to invite in your home this holiday season. It’s silent and deadly. A frightening statistic shows that the winter months have the highest death of carbon monoxide poisoning each year. It spikes up during these months because of the number of people who use their furnace during the cold weather season. Protecting your family can be a simple tap to call Omaha HVAC professionals to inspect your furnace every winter.
Why your furnace needs a winter check-up
11/7/2018 9:11 AM
The holidays are around the corner, and the last thing you want on your mind is having to fix your furnace. Not to mention if you will be the host of all the holiday parties. You don’t want to keep your family and guests in the cold during Thanksgiving or Christmas. Scheduling a furnace check will save you the worrying and money. HVAC professionals state that on average, 75 percent of winter calls could have been prevented if there was a regular furnace inspection.
Why you need to make the shift to geothermal
10/31/2018 10:09 AM
We are starting to see more and more the effects that greenhouse gases are having on the environment around us. The polar bears are losing their habitat, and the oceans are starting to become contaminated. As surprising as it might sound, we can begin to change this by making a switch to use geothermal energy. Geothermal energy gives you the option to use clean energy to heat your home in the winter and cool down your home in the summers.
Hazards of DIY pipe cleaning
10/24/2018 11:53 AM
You just finished watching a DIY Youtube video on how to clean your drains. Cleaning your pipes by yourself is not the safest thing to do. It's one things plumbing professionals recommend you not do. If you clean your own drains you can run into a number of problems like damaging your drains even further.
Fall HVAC System Maintenance
10/17/2018 10:44 AM
Maintaining your home’s heating system can be quite a task, especially when you know nothing about furnaces. Heating and cooling experts say that 75 percent of the winter calls are related to the lack of maintenance checks. That is why we want to share with you some tips you can use to help manage your heating system and watch for any signs that require you to call an HVAC specialist.
Why you need a home warranty
10/10/2018 11:32 AM
Maintaining a home can be expensive, especially if one of your appliances breaks down or if there is a sudden leak in your bathroom. These costs can keep adding up each year. Your answer to all of this worrying could be purchasing a home warranty. A home warranty can give you the peace of mind you need without breaking your bank account.
Signs your stove needs a repair
10/3/2018 6:00 AM
Your stove has been with by your side through every meal and holiday party. You want to keep it by your side for as long as possible. It is important to ensure you can give your stove the repair needs before it totally breaks down.
Home plumbing maintenance checklist - Weekly Tips
9/26/2018 9:50 AM
Checking your home’s plumbing weekly is recommended before things get messy. This is a great step to prevent small problems from becoming BIG, costly problems. If the problem does get too serious we have an Omaha plumber who can lend you a helping hand. Let us share some simple tips you can do weekly yourself between your routinely professional check up.
Earth-friendly, detergent-free laundry
9/5/2018 12:22 PM
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How to prepare your home for fall
8/29/2018 2:14 PM
At the first sign of slightly cooler weather, Midwesterns’ excitement grows because fall is blooming on the horizon. Slowly the days of blistering heat will fade away, and days of colorful leaves, football games and pumpkin flavored everything will take over. But before you can bask in the sweater weather, you should take time to prepare your home for the cooler days and nights.
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