Posts by Magnolia
Boiler vs. Furnace: What’s the Best Heating System for Your Home?
When temperatures drop during the winter, homeowners want their homes to be warm and cozy. Of course, small space heaters and blankets aren’t usually enough to keep an entire household comfortable—instead, a heating system is needed.
Read MoreWhy Boiler Kettling is Dangerous
Is your boiler making a deep rumbling sound as though it were a giant tea kettle about to boil over? That sound is, appropriately, referred to as kettling, and it’s a symptom of a pretty serious problem with the system. When your boiler sounds like a tea kettle, you need to take fast action to…
Read MoreTop 7 Most Common Sump Pump Problems
Whether you live in a place that’s prone to heavy rains or you merely want to safeguard your home against water damage, sump pumps can be great additions to your home. Sump pumps, which can be installed in your basement or crawl space, work hard to keep your home dry from harmful water levels.
Read MoreAvoid a Thanksgiving Plumbing Clog With These 5 Tips
When you think about Thanksgiving, your mind immediately wanders to delicious food, parades, football, and time well-spent with friends and family. With all of that food and good company, the day after Thanksgiving ends up being the busiest day of the year for plumbers. Instead of enjoying Black Friday deals, many homeowners find themselves worrying…
Read MoreIs it Time to Repipe Your Home? 8 Signs You Should Know
Whether you’ve been considering a home renovation project or are simply tired of constantly blowing your savings on plumbing repairs, it might be time to consider repiping your entire home. Repiping your home isn’t a small project; in fact, the project might seem overwhelming and intimidating, but it’s necessary. Below, we’ll go over eight signs…
Read MoreThe Advantages of Having Zone Control for Your Home’s HVAC System
HVAC zoning has quickly become the heating and air conditioner installation of choice for Washington, DC, residents! It offers homeowners greater control and better energy efficiency by breaking up the home into different zones, each having its own thermostat and control panel. HVAC zoning can regulate temperature by using dampers in the ductwork, which redirect…
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