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Why Is My House Making Me Sick? The Benefits of Air Duct Cleaning

Why Is My House Making Me Sick? The Benefits of Air Duct Cleaning

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Many people experience unexplained allergies, headaches, fatigue, or respiratory issues, not realizing that the source of their discomfort might be their own home. Poor indoor air quality, mold, dust buildup, and contaminants in your HVAC system can contribute to these health problems. One major culprit is dirty air ducts, which circulate allergens and pollutants throughout […]

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April Showers Bring May Flowers: What’s That Smell After a Good Rain?

April Showers Bring May Flowers: What’s That Smell After a Good Rain?

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The saying “April showers bring May flowers” is a reminder that the rainy days of early spring help plants bloom in abundance as the season progresses. But beyond the fresh greenery and floral beauty, have you ever noticed that distinct smell in the air after a good rain? That crisp, almost electric scent is commonly

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Difference between Level One and Level Two Chimney inspection

Understanding the Difference Between Level One and Level Two Chimney Inspections

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Maintaining your chimney is essential for the safety and efficiency of your fireplace or heating system. Regular inspections help prevent dangerous issues such as chimney fires, carbon monoxide leaks, or structural damage. However, not all chimney inspections are the same. Chimney professionals use three levels of inspection, as defined by the National Fire Protection Association

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Importance of Cleaning Your Chimney Prior To Using

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Winter is coming and you should clean your chimney before using it, especially if it hasn’t been cleaned or inspected for some time. A clean and well-maintained chimney ensures safe and efficient operation of your fireplace or stove by preventing hazards such as chimney fires, poor draft, and harmful emissions. Reasons to Clean Your Chimney

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Holiday Safety Tips for Hosting: Keep Your Celebrations Safe and Stress-Free

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The holiday season is a time for joy, laughter, and gathering with loved ones. However, hosting comes with its own set of challenges, and safety should always be a top priority. Whether you’re planning an intimate dinner or a large holiday party, these tips will help you create a festive environment that’s safe for everyone.

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Winter is Here! To Do List For The Upcoming Winter Months

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Preparing your house for winter involves steps to keep your home warm, energy-efficient, and safe during the cold months. Here’s a comprehensive checklist to help you get your house ready: 1. Inspect and Maintain Heating Systems ​•​Schedule a professional inspection for your furnace, boiler, or heat pump. ​•​Replace or clean HVAC filters to improve efficiency.

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Why preheat your chimney before starting a fire?

Why Preheat Your Chimney Before Starting a Fire?

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Preheating your chimney is important, especially when you’re using a wood stove or fireplace, as it helps create a strong draft for better airflow and combustion. Here’s why it matters: ​1.​Improved Draft: Cold chimneys can cause smoke to linger inside the flue, or even push smoke back into your room. Preheating helps establish a draft

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What is that burning smell when I turn on my heat?

What Is That Burning Smell When I Turn On My Heat? 

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A burning smell when you turn on your forced air heat is often due to one of the following reasons: 1. Dust Burn-off: After the heating system has been inactive for a while, dust can accumulate on the furnace’s heating elements or in the ductwork. When the system is turned on, this dust burns off,

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