A DIY home repair can be quick and easy if you know what you are doing. Fixing a leak in your faucet is something you can do on your own to save you some money. Follow this 3-step process and you can fix that pesky leak...
Read moreYour home's air conditioning unit has two coils which help with the exchange of heating and cooling year round. The evaporative coil is in the indoor portion of the unit and the condenser coil is in the outdoors part of the unit...
Read moreA major part of your water heater maintenance involves draining the water heater annually to empty sediment that builds up from water deposits and debris. This will also ensure the water heater is running efficiently and extend...
Read moreRoofing maintenance is something that most of us rarely think of and take for granted perhaps until it starts raining inside the house. Waiting to take care of your roof until noticeable damage occurs can cost you lots of money...
Read moreHave you noticed bad odors coming from your front loading washing machine? If you have a top loading washing machine, have your water hoses leaked or burst, causing a flood in your laundry room? Does your dryer ...
Read moreA running toilet can be a minor annoyance that gets worse over time and can cost you money on your bills because of wasted water. Below are some common reasons that cause leaking toilets, but don't fret! You can diagnose...
Read moreElectric League of Arizona (ELA) is joining the cause this October for National Fire Prevention Month. Although one month is dedicated to fire safety, we can think safety and monitor our home's electrical system all year round...
Read moreWhen Should You Replace Your Home Cooling System? Know the Facts. If you own a heat pump or air conditioner that has not been replaced in more than 10-15 years, you should consider replacing the unit with a high-efficiency heat pump or air conditioner rather than...
Read moreIf you own a heat pump or air conditioner that has not been replaced in more than 10-15 years, you should consider replacing the unit with a high-efficiency heat pump or air conditioner rather than continuing to only repair the unit.
Read moreYour air conditioning contractors can provide you with more ways to make your home energy efficient than just ac repairs and installations. Have a qualified, licensed contractor perform Duct Test and Repair and you'll see clear benefits.
Read moreElectricity use in the home is a luxury that is often taken for granted. The lights come on and the appliances turn on when plugged into the wall socket, so it must be working, right? This may be the case, but homeowners should invest in regular electrical maintenance to make sure that;
Read morePerforming a home energy audit is the best way to get a full analysis of the energy needs of your home. The Arizona Energy Management Council can provide you with a certified, expert contractor who can offer this service. Energy Audits give many benefits to home energy efficiency.
Read moreMany energy saving devices are available that can save you money in electricity costs within your home depending on the type of rate plan you use and the type of device. The rate at which electricity is being used (referred to as electrical load or demand) is measured in Kilowatts.
Read moreInsulation and air sealing are essential to maintaining a comfortable, consistent temperature in your home year round. The Arizona Energy Management Council can provide you with a licensed, bonded, and insured contractor to install your insulation and air sealing in your home.
Read moreFor home owners, plumbing issues are an unavoidable occurrence, but with some preventative steps, many issues can be minimized to save you time, money, and headaches in the long run! The fact remains, sometimes you just need a plumber for that burst water pipe or other serious plumbing emergency.
Read moreSolar energy is a clean, renewable way to power your home. Your local utilities may have valuable rebates, and you may qualify for tax credits from Arizona for installing a solar system in your home.
Read moreContractors can provide you with many interior and exterior window treatments that can help block sunlight from entering your home in the hot summer months. The Arizona Energy Management Council has licensed, bonded, and insured contractors to help you decide which type of window treatment is best for your home.
Read moreNowadays energy industry experts are recommending a holistic approach to making home repairs that will save on your home energy costs long-term. This list will help you consider a variety of services you can invest in that will seal your home envelope and ensure your home is running at peak energy efficiency while maximizing your home comfort.
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