It can be tempting to hold off on turning your furnace on for as long as possible in early fall, but it’s better to check it earlier than that because if there is a problem you don’t want to find out about it on the first cold day of fall. That combination of clear sunny
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We’ve all been there. It’s the middle of summer, and your air conditioner decides to stop working on you. Next thing you know, you are hot and sweaty. It’s not a lot of fun, not only because you are uncomfortable with the temperatures but also because you know that an air conditioner repair is going
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Plumbing problems often occur during winter because the season puts stress on your pipes. Seasonal shifts can push your plumbing to its breaking point. If your house isn’t prepared for winter it could cost you a large amount of money in the future. Here are our tips on preparing your plumbing for winter: Protect your
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If you’ve ever walked outside and the condenser unit of your air conditioner is leaking water, it’s important to immediately schedule a repair. It’s normal for your AC to leak some water when it runs, but you need to understand the difference between an expected amount of water and too much water. How Much Leaking
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Wind turbines are gradually becoming more popular in the United States, but they still only account for about four percent of the power sector. Wind energy’s potential is immense and experts suggest that wind power can supply more than 20 percent of U.S. and world electricity. We sell affordable wind turbines for your home at
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Preventative maintenance is the best way to keep your home plumbing system in the best condition. This might seem tedious, but it is more practical to spend money on preventive measures instead of hiring a contractor to repair your entire system. Follow these preventative tips and you won’t need to pay for avoidable plumbing damage:
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In a world that is striving to become greener, geothermal energy has become a popular alternative to natural gas or oil. Geothermal energy works to draw from the earth’s constant core temperature to both heat and cool your home. While there are definite economic and environmental benefits, it’s important to be aware of both the
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As the seasons begin to change, you’ll be using your furnace before you know it. The autumn is the best time to make sure that your furnace is functioning properly, because come January you’ll want to be warm and cozy. United Home Comfort of Bowling Green can replace and repair your furnace with ease; however,
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