People tend to think of insurance or cable companies when they hear “bundling.” But some home service contractors also use bundling to help save their customers money. If you find the right contractor, you can save thousands of dollars on home upgrades, not to mention days or even weeks off the total project time frame.
Has your water bill shot up, and you have no idea why? With rising costs across the board, no one wants to see an increase on another bill. So, if your water bill is higher than normal and the rise isn't due to rate changes, let’s review why it could be caused by one of the following issues:
The warm, summer months are the most demanding on your AC system. The higher outside temperatures make your AC work harder, which is why we see more AC repairs compared to other times of the year.
How great would it be to have hot water ready to go the instant you turned on the shower or went to wash your hands in the sink? Sounds amazing, right?
If you feel warm air blowing from your vents when the AC is running, you likely have one of the following problems:
Springtime brings warm weather, blossoming flowers… and a long list of household to-dos.
There’s no getting around it: home service projects can be expensive. Installing a new HVAC system, replacing a sewer line, or rewiring your home can easily cost thousands of dollars.
With California experiencing more frequent and severe wildfires, residents are often advised to stay indoors. However, fine particles from wildfire smoke will probably make their way into your home and accumulate over time, affecting the air quality inside your home.
In 2020, about half a million homes across California suddenly lost power due to a heat storm that impacted much of the state. The root cause of this blackout is said to be improper planning on the part of energy providers, who have said that they have since invested in careful organization to prevent any loss of power in the future. However, even with more extensive planning, there is no guarantee that power shortages like this one won’t occur in the future.
