In simple terms, winterization means to prepare something for winter weather. The process is commonly performed at summer cottages, on cold-weather equipment, watercrafts and more. When it comes to your home, you can winterize a vacant or primary residence in…
Is temperature a constant debate in your home? Maybe you feel cold all the time, while the kids protest it’s hot. If you are tired of watching the thermostat raised back and forth, an HVAC zoning system could be the…
Does your home have a water treatment system? The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 set regulations to protect the quality of water in the US. However, incidents like the Flint, Michigan water crisis can cause us to question the…
What is humidity? In simple terms, it is the level of water vapor in the air. From day to day, too much of this moisture can make the air feel heavy, while not enough makes the air feel dry. When…
Your bathroom is the main conduit for water in your home. Toilets, sinks, tubs and showers will experience almost consistent water flow and this means extra work for the plumbing pipes. If you neglect the pipes in your bathroom, you…
When you own or manage a commercial property, there are many tasks you need to be concerned with. The number one priority of a building owner should be the safety of his or her employees and the property itself. Every…
Buying a home is a major life decision that requires a lot of planning. Among many things that should be on your mind, consider the state of the home’s heating system. All too often, unsuspecting homebuyers fail to check on…
Like most home appliances, your air conditioner will last a lot longer if you maintain it properly. You don’t need to be an expert repair technician to perform basic maintenance that will help keep your A/C unit clean and free…
When it comes to residential plumbing problems, some leaks are more apparent than others. A clogged sink, an over-flowing toilet or a malfunctioning garbage disposal are just a few examples of plumbing problems that many homeowners will notice right away.…
As summer in New England starts to heat up, the air conditioning unit in your building is about to go into overdrive. Hazy, hot and humid days in Connecticut are often expected to last from June to late August. This…
