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How Heat Can Damage Your Roof
Your roof is the most important place of your house. Throughout the years, it protects your property from intense heat, cold temperatures, heavy...
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What are the Differences Between Household and Business Waste?
Skip hires are easy-to-use, convenient, and dependable whether for domestic or for business purposes. If you are not sure whether you need a skip...
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It can be a relief to own your own home instead of an apartment. There is no rent to pay, you can decorate your home how you like, and you do not...
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When Should I Replace My Air Conditioner?
Like everything else, an air conditioner doesn’t last forever. The average air conditioning system lasts as long as 15 years, depending on...
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10 Interior Design Tricks to Try Right Now
The smallest things can make the most impact if you are looking for ways to quickly decorate a new space or would like to improve on your current...
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Learn How Solar Power can Work for You
by Guest on Jul 18, 2015
Solar is the energy source of the future, and you can start harnessing this incredible energy for your own personal use right now. Over the past several years, many advances have been made in solar technology, allowing more effective systems to be built inexpensively. Continue reading →
Understanding the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive
by Guest on Oct 8, 2015
The Waste Electrical and Electronic (WEEE) Directive is a set of guidelines from the European community that dictates how electrical goods and appliances should be recycled and disposed of. The directive originally launched in 2002 and has gone through a few rounds of revisions in years since. Continue reading →
Are Your Electrical Inspection Certificates Up To date?
by Brendan Carr on Nov 5, 2015
An electrical inspection report is something that, as a homeowner, business owner or landlord, you should aim to undertake periodically, in order to check that your electrics are in a satisfactory condition for continued use. The in-depth, methodical test and inspection will reveal if your electrical circuits are fit for purpose or whether they are overloaded. Continue reading →
Why Solar Panels Should Be In Your Home Décor Plan This Year
by Charlie Brown on Jan 6, 2016
There is a reason why the usage of solar power has grown to over 70% of American households over the recent years. You should not be left behind as a homeowner as many people across U.S are getting enlightened and enjoying the benefits of this source of electricity Continue reading →
How to Save Energy in Your Home
by Charlie Brown on Jan 8, 2016
Your home is where you spend most of your life because many hours in a day are spent in the comfort of our homes. Therefore, it is also where you spend most of your income. For any running household there are a large number of items that use energy. Be it you television, cooker, dishwasher, radio, computer, washing machine or shower. Almost every activity that you participate in uses energy. Continue reading →
Using Skylights to Naturally Brighten a Home
by Boris Dzhingarov on Jan 28, 2017
There is a constant increase in the number of homes that are now including roof skylights. The skylight will allow natural sun light to get inside a home. This is a great way to get an increase in natural lighting in those rooms that do not have many windows. Continue reading →
5 Creative LED Lights and Decor Ideas
by Guest on Apr 9, 2017
You’ve probably heard about LED lights mostly when it concerns flashlights or other more practical applications. And this is true that LED lighting has a lot of practical applications because of the longevity and durability of the light. However, there are so many more options when it comes to LED lights. Continue reading →
10 Tips to Lowering an Electricity Bill
by Chad Rinideour on Apr 23, 2017
Most consumers are very selective when it comes to choosing their phone service provider, deciding which gas station to go to save the most amount of money, or picking a car insurance company that has the cheapest rates. Continue reading →
Boost Your Electrical Service With Multitude
by James Helliwell on Jun 21, 2017
Businesses that provide electrical services or goods and professional electricians make invaluable contributions to society. From the home and office to major public services and events, electrical goods are everyday essentials. Continue reading →
4 Safety Tips for Handling Electrical Components in Your Home
by Charlie Brown on Jul 7, 2017
Fires caused by electrical faults account for a whopping $868 million in property damage, as well as thousands of injuries and at least 480 deaths every year. The electrical system in the home is one of the most poorly understood for many homeowners, who approach it with the DIY spirit only to suffer consequences of incorrect installations. Continue reading →
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