An energy efficient home is one of the main priorities for any homeowner in the 21st century. From HVAC, blinds and ceiling fans to electrical and plumbing, there are a lot of ways to make your home energy efficient. Energy Efficient Plumbing System Running an efficient plumbing system is crucial to reducing your energy bill.

The septic is one of the dirty secrets that most people do not want to talk about even though it is one of the most important components in a building’s plumbing system. As any plumber will tell you, if one forgets the method of waste removal in a home, then they will end up with

When it comes to natural disasters, hurricanes hold the advantage of (usually) providing plenty of warning before striking land. This can give you the opportunity to board up your doors and windows, secure valuable belongings, and head to higher land well before the rains start. However, in addition to taking these protective measures, you’ll want

Summer is a popular time to invite friends and family to your home for cookouts, pool parties, or just to hang out around the fire pit at night to enjoy an adult beverage and good conversation. While hosting these events is sure to be enjoyable, entertaining large groups of people in your home can tax your

In the market for a new water heater? You have a number of options to choose from, but increasingly homeowners are considering hybrid electric heat-pump water heaters as an alternative to the traditional gas-powered variety. Before you take the plunge, consider the pros and cons of hybrid water heaters. Pros Hybrid water heaters work by

A septic system serves an important need in everyday life and it can last for years if properly maintained. For many homeowners, it’s almost magical. Things go down the drain and you just have it pumped out later. But improper use and failure to maintain a septic tank can be costly to repair or replace.