Reasons Your Laundromat Needs a Professional Exhaust System Cleaning

Posted on: 1 September 2015
Have you recently purchased an existing laundromat? Are you making a list of everything that needs to be done in order for you to reopen your doors? While replacing a damaged change machine or fixing a broken washing machine may seem the most obvious, here are some reasons why you should consider hiring a commercial exhaust cleaning company: Avoid hazardous fumes: If you use commercial gas-powered dryers instead of electric ones, an accumulation of lint can prevent carbon monoxide gas from escaping.
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3 Ways Prevent Mold Growth in Your A/C Drip Pan

Posted on: 1 October 2014
If you own a home, you want to be sure that it's a safe and healthy environment for your family. Some dangers to your family's health are hard to spot, such as the presence of mold growth. For mold to grow in your home, it has to find a moist environment. One such environment can be found in and near your air conditioner's drip pan. The drip pan is designed to collect condensate from the air conditioner and drain it outside your home.
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Go Off The Grid With A Ground-Source Heat Pump

Posted on: 17 September 2014
What would it be like if you could heat or cool your home without worrying about an increase in your heating bill? What would it be like if you could cut out the high costs of heating and cooling your home from your monthly budget? If you like the thought of not paying for running an HVAC system in your home, you should consider whether a ground-source heat pump is right for you.
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How To Insulate Your Windows

Posted on: 20 August 2014
If you are a homeowner, you may have experienced your house getting cold and uncomfortable to live in. The good news is that you can now insulate your windows to keep the house warm. Moreover, the process is simple and economical because you can do it yourself.  The following step by step instructions will help you insulate your windows with ease. Step 1: Purchase the materials Purchase a window insulation kit which usually contains a double-sized tape, brief instructions and clear plastic sheeting.
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