Smart heating is the way of the future. It gives homeowners full control of the temperature in each room of the home, at different times of the day, without the need to manually turn the heater on or off. Some smart heating systems even allow homeowners to remotely control temperature from their smartphone or computer.
Roger The Plumber has noticed a new gift giving trend this season — the gift of home air purification systems — and is encouraging homeowners to purchase a system for friends and family members.
During the rainy season, your home’s sump pump does the heavy lifting to keep your basement nice and dry. To ensure your sump pump continues to operate properly and is able to protect your home from rain and snow, here are seven steps you should take to prepare for the upcoming season.
As temperatures continue to drop, homeowners will be turning up the heat on their thermostat. To help prepare for the cool seasons ahead, here’s what every homeowner should do.
You probably don’t pay much attention to the exhaust fan in your bathroom, but it actually offers quite a few benefits that are worth considering before you start searching for a new bathroom exhaust fan.
One of the worst things that can happen is coming home from a relaxing vacation only to discover a serious plumbing catastrophe. This is one surprise every homeowner can do without.
Your smartphone, TV, laptop and tablet have changed dramatically over the past decade. But how much do you know about advancements to air conditioners? If you were to guess, then you’d probably say that future air conditioners will be quieter, more efficient and eco-friendly. But have you ever imagined a magnetic air conditioner?
A furnace tune-up typically involves checking the air filter, thermostat, air vents, pilots and gas pressure. A licensed HVAC specialist will check to make sure the furnace switch is operating properly, the furnace is receiving enough power to function, the drain lines are not being clogged and the exterior vents are not being blocked.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that, “Each American uses an average of 88 gallons of water a day at home.” In a year, the average family wastes 9,400 gallons of water from household leaks. Fortunately, there are ways to increase the efficiency of your plumbing system and significantly cut water costs:
Whether you’ve just moved into your first home, considering purchasing a home, or just want to know how to maintain your HVAC system, here are a few things you should know.