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Water Heater Efficiency Tips to Reduce Your Energy Bills

Your water heater plays a major role in your monthly energy costs. If you’re not careful, they could rise significantly, especially during peak fall and winter months. The good news is that there are several easy steps you can take to decrease your utility bills while properly maintaining your water heater. Set Your Thermostat Water heater thermostats are usually set to somewhere between 120 and 140 degrees Fahrenheit. If the

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Repair vs. Replacement: Making the Best Choice for Your Sewer Line

A sewer line is an underground pipe that carries wastewater and sewage from your house to either your septic tank or the municipal sewer system. As a homeowner, you may have to choose between repairing and replacing it. Learning about both options can help you determine which is better for your budget and home. Common Signs of Sewer Problems You’ll likely start noticing signs when your sewer line is experiencing

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Water Heater Flushing Saves Money, Banishes Buildup, and Boosts Energy Efficiency

You may not spend much time thinking about your water heater. It’s usually located in the basement or utility room and keeps heating water day in and day out. As long as the hot water in your home is running steadily, you may figure that this is enough. However, a water heater doesn’t last forever, and it requires maintenance to keep it operating efficiently. Flushing your water heater can be

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Keeping Your Sewer Lines Clear When the Temperature Drops

Winter brings enough stress to homeowners and their families with icy roads and high heating bills. The last thing you want to deal with is a sewer backup in your home, as it can bring dangerous contaminants into your living environment and damage property. When the ground freezes, the soil around your pipes shifts and expands. This can cause old or weak lines to crack or sag. Because these pipes

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How to Know When Your Water Heater Needs Help

The new year is a good time to check the health of your appliances, many of which did double duty during the holidays. One of those appliances must be your water heater, which had to help wash more dishes, more laundry and more people than usual. Here are signs that it needs attention. Colored Water Water, of course, should be colorless. When the water that comes out of your hot

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How You Can Prevent Sewer Line Disasters

Sewer line disasters are not only ghastly but can be expensive to fix. This is especially true if you have a private septic tank that not only fails but despoils the leach field. Repairs can cost many thousands of dollars. The good news is that it’s quite possible to prevent sewer line disasters. Have Your Sewer Line Inspected Regularly It is important to have your sewer line inspected by a

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