HVAC / Air Conditioning
Goodbye Sludge: Cleaning Your Heating Oil Tank
by Guest on Nov 16, 2014
For many people, heating oil is their primary way of staying warm during winter. Whether it's a 275-gallon heating oil tank, plastic fuel storage tanks or portable diesel fuel tanks now and then they need to be cleaned to maintain efficiency and keep the fuel inside them from becoming contaminated with dirt or grime. Continue reading →
Oil Vs Gas: What is Best for Heating Your House?
by Guest on Nov 17, 2014
With cold weather setting in, many homeowners are looking at different ways to heat their homes. Most furnaces use either oil or natural gas, and homeowners are often confused when it comes to knowing what type is better for their homes. Continue reading →
How to Fit a New Radiator, the Essentials for a Successful Project
by Boris Dzhingarov on Nov 19, 2014
You may decide to change your radiator for many reasons, and these could include replacing an old, inefficient radiator to save money and increase the heat output (BTU), or to upgrade to a stylish designer radiator. Whatever the reason is, your starting point will be the search for a new radiator, closely followed by a decision on fitting. Continue reading →
3 Reasons to Ventilate Your Home
by Scott Caswell on Jan 21, 2015
As we take a breather with our families over the festive season, it is important to stay healthy and get the most out of the time with your family! No one wants sick children at this time of year. Continue reading →
Save Money on Air Conditioning Repairs
by Kashif Raza on May 19, 2015
There is nothing like coming inside after a day out in the hot summer sun and being able to relax and cool off in an air-conditioned house. Most of us do not really give our AC much thought, that is until something goes wrong. Continue reading →
HVAC Maintenance Can Save Costly Repairs
by Guest Post on Jun 14, 2015
Some things in your house can cost you an absolute fortune to repair and replace. Home heating and air cooling systems are some of those things. There are some very simple things you can do in order to keep your HVAC system running properly. Continue reading →
Home Repair: Questions to Ask Your HVAC Technician
by Guest on Jul 3, 2015
Buying a great air conditioning and heating system should be a great investment and having parted with your cash and chosen a model that you believe will serve you well for many years, it is just as essential to do ask the right questions in order to make sure you choose a technician who can help you get the longevity you expect for the money. Continue reading →
Home HVAC Equipment: Should You Repair or Replace It?
by Guest on Jul 16, 2015
If you have an HVAC system in your home, you will know how essential it is in order to stay comfortable whatever the weather. If something goes wrong with your system and it stops working, you will usually want to sort out the problem as soon as possible. Continue reading →
Four Seasons and Your Home
by Dave Allen on Sep 2, 2015
Regular maintenance should be performed on your heating and cooling system. Independence heating and cooling specialists must be on their toes during the winter and the summer. Luckily, Energy Star recommends a list of five check-ups a homeowner can keep handy. Continue reading →
10 Benefits of Commercial Air Conditioning
by Guest Post on Sep 21, 2015
Commercial air conditioning is incredibly important for any workspace. It gives you the power to control your workspace temperature and thus give your workforce the ideal climate conditions. Continue reading →
Popular Articles
Three Places to Spend Money on the Exterior of Your Home
When you have the exterior of your home remodeled, you are investing, time, energy and convenience into the project and you want to make sure that...
96929 Views
Homemade Headboards-Make an Upholstered or Wooden Headboard
Homemade headboards can add a lot of personality to any bedroom. They can be coordinated with existing furniture and room decor or they can be the...
74697 Views
When to Use a Brush, Roller or Sponge Brush
Brushes are a good choice for painting trim and woodwork. They are also useful for cutting in the edges around the top and bottom edges and corners...
71938 Views
Creating a Cottage Kitchen with Bead Board
Kitchen decor can range from modern and bold to elegant and elaborate by using strategic kitchen pieces. One of the most popular decorating trends...
53135 Views
Gas Fireplace Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
Follow these steps for diagnosing and troubleshooting Gas Fireplaces repairs. For the average DIYer, this may seem intimidating, depending on the...
30736 Views
Latest Articles
How Much Does It Cost To Take A Bath?
Plumbers know that a bath may seem like a relaxing luxury, but the real cost extends far beyond your water bill. The average soak uses 35 to 50...
on Apr 8, 2025
10 Concrete Patio Ideas on a Budget
A concrete patio can be a game-changer for your outdoor space. It is durable, versatile, and can be customized to fit your style. But what if you...
on Mar 25, 2025
Tips for Creating a Stunning Personalized Photo on Canvas
Order the unique beauty of a personalized photo on canvas and bring your memories to life. With a customized photo on canvas, you can transform...
on Mar 7, 2025
Best Areas to Buy Property in Singapore for Long-Term Growth
Singapore's real estate market remains one of the most stable and lucrative in the world. With limited land supply, strong governmental...
on Feb 18, 2025
Troubleshooting Excess Water in Your HVAC Secondary Condensate Drain Pan
When maintaining your air conditioning system, it is easy to overlook the condensate drain pan - until excess water starts pooling in places where...
on Jan 12, 2025
Featured Articles
What Type of Licensed Contractor Should You Hire?
on Feb 28, 2017
Hire Contractors / Estimates
Looking for a specialty project? There are many types of contractors available for your home improvement needs. Finding the right type of...
Sponsored Articles
Best Areas to Buy Property in Singapore for Long-Term Growth
on Feb 18, 2025
Real Estate / Finance
Singapore's real estate market remains one of the most stable and lucrative in the world. With limited land supply, strong governmental...
Articles Archive
More DIY Articles
Safety Tips for Scaffolding Workers
It can be very dangerous to work on a scaffold, particularly if the structure doesn’t comply with the set safety standards. It is vital that...
Residual Chlorine Analyzer Applications for Pools
The chlorine sensor used by the Residual Total Chlorine Monitors and the Residual Free Chlorine Monitors is both largely pH independent meaning...
Why DIY Garage Door Maintenance is Not Recommended
When it comes to garage door repairs, keep your distance! It's not odd that many do-it-yourself potential handymen ended up in the hospital with...
Winter Garden Maintenance Tips
Winter is the quietest time of the year for most gardeners. It’s a time when green-fingered individuals plot and plan their gardening...
6 Reasons to Choose a Freestanding Bath
Its official – the nights are drawing in and the days are getting shorter and the best thing in the world on a dark night is a hot bath. But is...