Having access to hot and cold water is one of those things that homeowners can easily take for granted. The assumption is that it’ll always be there when they need it. But the moment something goes wrong, it wreaks havoc in the home.
Access to clean, hot water isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity not just for your home comfort, but for your health and hygiene as well. There’s nothing worse than being halfway through a shower when the water turns ice cold, especially in the winter. Lack of hot water affects other areas of your home such as your ability to effectively wash your hands and sterilize your dishes.
While we may not get the harsh blizzard conditions that they do in other parts of the country, we do still have winter–and with that we also have below-freezing temperatures some nights! So when we’re asked if homeowners should be winterizing their air conditioners, the answer is, “probably!” Read on to learn what this means.
In just a couple of short months, summer will officially be upon us. When summer does arrive, homeowners have to be ready. This means ensuring that your air conditioner is in great shape and ready to handle whatever Mother Nature brings its way.
Winter may seem like it’s lasting exceptionally longer than usual, but soon enough temperatures will warm and we’ll be ready to turn to our air conditioners for reliable service.