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When you hire a plumbing company, you are trusting someone to come into your home, diagnose a problem, find a solution & charge a fair price. You need to know that the person on the other end of the phone is trustworthy. Here are things to look for.

Plumbing repair problems are among the most common complaints of homeowners. But when should you call the plumber, and when should you save money by trying to do the plumbing repair yourself?

If you’ve been considering a new heating system, now is the time! An $858-billion federal tax bill was recently signed by the president, extending the Energy Star program that provides tax credits for energy-efficient home improvements.

Every electrician knows that power outages are common occurrences in the wintertime, when power lines are beset by wind, snow, and ice. But what happens when the lights go out and it is not a weather-related incident?

So, you’ve got an electrical problem and you’re not sure if you should call an electrician. Maybe your lights are flickering or an outlet doesn’t work. Should you call an electrician, or try to solve it yourself?

When a water heater malfunctions during the winter, it hits you doubly hard. There’s nothing worse than waking up to cold water, or having the hot water run out when you have shampoo in your hair.

Now that the cold weather has truly settled in, our homes’ heating systems, HVAC equipment, and furnaces are being put to the test. When the heat goes out in the middle of the winter it can be a scary situation.

The last thing anyone wants is to have to call for emergency plumbing repairs. Accidents do happen, however, especially when old pipes and cold temperatures mix.

You might not give much thought to your HVAC system when it’s working properly, but the moment something goes wrong you’ll probably have a hard time concentrating on anything else.

Time is running out for homeowners who want to take advantage of the Energy Tax Credit put in place by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.