There is very little that can derail your winter plans quite as badly as having your pipes freeze. When water freezes, it expands. You may have noticed this in an ice cube tray: the tops of the cubes are higher when they’re frozen than the level the water was at when it was liquid. When that water is stuck inside your plumbing when it freezes, with nowhere to go as it expands, it can burst the pipes! When it thaws again, that leaves you with a gushing leak. What a pain!
There are some simple steps you can take to make sure your pipes make it through the fall and winter months without freezing and bursting. If you start to keep these in mind now, it will be easy to follow through on them all winter.
You probably know that an air conditioner contains refrigerant. But do you know what happens to it inside the AC unit? It is a common misconception that the refrigerant in an air conditioner can be depleted or used up. However, this is not the case at all! Refrigerant is not a fuel source. The AC unit does not consume it in the process of running, and it was manufactured with enough refrigerant to last for the lifetime of the appliance.
While it’s tricky to predict exactly when you’re going to need plumbing repairs, determining when a problem requires a call to an 
When the heat comes, there’s nothing better than quality 
You are not likely to hear your air conditioner work most of the time. You may hear the blowing of the fans through the vents and the compressor outside turn on and off. Yet, if you start to hear your AC system making different sounds, sounds you have not heard before, it is critical to ensure you take a closer look at what could be happening. It is best to turn to a technician for 
Leaks in your home’s plumbing system are not only annoying and frustrating, but they can also result in costly repairs if not tended to in a timely manner. However, unlike other problems like a clogged toilet or broken water heater, leaks are notoriously difficult to detect– unless you know what to look for.
There will come a time when it’s necessary for you to upgrade or buy a new cooling system for your home. However, 
Summer is here. And with the rising temperatures, the last thing you want is your AC to go out when you need it most. For most of us, we never give our AC a second thought because it’s doing its job: keeping us cool and comfortable in our homes. However, it will be at the forefront of your mind when there’s an issue and you’re left waiting for the repairman to come while you sit inside a hot house uncomfortably.
As spring rolls in and summer brings the heat, you can’t forget about 
We all rely on our AC to keep us cool and comfortable during the summer months when the temps are high. However, nothing is worse when it’s an unusually hot day, and the AC doesn’t work as well as normally does or it goes out altogether.
