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What Is A MERV Rating And Why Should You Care? | HELP

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  You’ve probably heard the term MERV rating several times when your HVAC is serviced but don’t really know what it means. In a nutshell, they’re the rating of your air filters and essential to the efficiency of your HVAC system. But what on earth does MERV mean? If you’re not an HVAC technician, you […]

Different HVAC Smells and What They Mean

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You turn your air conditioner on as the weather starts to warm up again, and you notice an unpleasant smell in your home. What’s going on? HVAC smells are very common when turning your system on again after the winter. But it’s always best to have them checked out to ensure the smell is not […]

Enjoy Pure Water in Your Entire Home with a Whole House Water Filter

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Even though our drinking water is safe, there are still other contaminants and impurities that many homeowners prefer to filter out. Most of these filters only work for a small amount of water, like a pitcher, what if you could purify all the water in your home? We’re talking your washing machine, dishwasher, shower, and […]

Understanding the Different Types of Plumbing Lines in Your Home

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Your home has three types of plumbing lines: potable water, drainage, and sewage. Each plays a crucial role in your comfort and safety, with the potable water lines delivering safe, clean drinking water and the drain and sewer lines working together to remove wastewater and sewage from your home. When you have issues with these […]

Caring for Your Plants During the Winter

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As the nights start to get colder that usually means winter is around the corner. As temperatures  start to drop, you may be wondering what to do with your plants for winter. If you’re feeling the cold, then your plants will be too. Check out these tips and tricks to help successfully bring your plants […]

Why The Air Conditioner May Give You A Sore Throat | HELP

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When the summer heat and humidity come on, there’s no better place to be than in your cool, air conditioned home. During the summer, you’re probably running your air conditioning nonstop. While this keeps everyone comfortable and safe in the heat, it can have a few negative effects. Do you suffer from sore throats or […]

Why Is My HVAC Not Cooling?

Cincinnati summers are usually hot and humid, making your air conditioner much harder to keep your home comfortable, cool, and safe. If your air conditioner isn’t doing its job, you probably notice hot, sweaty nights or miserable days when the sun is at its most scorching. Air conditioners can have issues that keep them from […]

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