June 16, 2015
Hot water is a necessity for Florida homeowners. Can you imagine taking a shower or washing dishes without hot water? If your hot water goes out, you’ll be sure to notice just how much you use it. Below are common water heater problems, along with tips on how to identify these issues and the next steps you …
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June 4, 2015
Although water is needed to sustain life, most Orlando homeowners could be a little more conservative with their usage. Day to day activities such as showering, laundry and dishwashing can take their toll on resources, but there are some simple steps you can take to prevent waste and reduce your water bill in the process. Here …
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April 2, 2015
Spring is a beautiful time of year in Central Florida. It’s also a good time to prepare a smart strategy to conserve more energy at home. Use these tips to lower your cooling bills, improve comfort and lighten the load on your hard-working A/C or heat pump.
March 31, 2015
Central Florida is subject to humid and inclement weather conditions practically any time of the year, which can take a toll on your home’s HVAC system. To help your home endure the seasons and provide greater comfort, make sure to complete your home’s spring maintenance checklist.
March 12, 2015
Home water problems can make simple things like getting a drink of water and showering less than pleasant. While the city water supply in Orlando may not be perfect, there’s a lot you can do to ensure the water in your home is clean and healthy.
August 19, 2014
For decades people were taught that the best temperature for water heater use was 140ºF, to the point that a majority of water heater manufacturers put their default setting at this temperature. It has recently come to light that the 140ºF setting may, in fact, do more harm than good to not only the water …
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June 10, 2014
In healthy adults with no skin complications, third-degree burns can occur after about five minutes in a shower of 120-degree Fahrenheit water. The elderly, young children and the infirm burn much more readily at the same temperature. In fact, because these individuals and children have thinner, more delicate skin, scalding can occur in half the time …
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February 13, 2014
The last thing you want to confront upon returning from a vacation is a household disaster such as a burglary or busted pipes, or even something less impactful. When making vacation plans, it’s important to keep your home safe and secure while you’re away. We suggest that you start by following these tips before you leave:
December 12, 2013
No one wants to pay high energy bills and yet many homeowners do not take the measures necessary to cut energy consumption. Much of the time, this is simply because people are unaware how much they can save by making a few changes. Here are some energy-saving tips that will help you save money while …
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November 14, 2013
Are you considering switching from a conventional storage tank water heater to a tankless water heating system in your Orlando area home? By skipping the energy waste inherent in traditional storage-tank units, tankless water heaters usually are much more energy efficient and cost-effective. If you’re making the switch, here are seven key considerations:
