Pollutants, mold, dirt, and dust can sneak into your home more quickly than you think, leading to allergies, asthma, and other health problems. Therefore, you must ensure the air quality is clean and safe for yourself and your family. Here are some tips to improve the air quality in your home, so you can live comfortably...
Some 84% of American homes have some form of air conditioning in their home, which means that you should also keep it in mind when you make plans to go on vacation. Whether you’re taking a quick weekend trip or an extended vacation away, we’ve got tips to ensure that your home is safe, secure,...
Living costs in Texas have been steadily rising. This summer’s rising temperatures will only increase that cost and the freon shortage. So now, clever Texans are looking for every way to budget smarter without giving up needed air conditioning in their hot climate. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) famously couldn’t handle the cold-weather shift, and...
As temperatures drop in the winter, preventing your pipes from freezing is always best. With low thermostat settings in your house or poor insulation, the water in your pipes can freeze, putting pressure on your lines from the inside. Frozen pipes can then crack or burst, leading to structural damage. Structural damages can result in...
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TACLA003497C
M-18772
TACLA18280C
