There are plenty of different heating systems out there to choose from, but one trait that all heating systems share is that eventually they wear down. In fact, every machine ultimately does, including the human […]
Air conditioning and heating is a must these days. It wasn’t long ago that the very idea of modern indoor cooling systems first came into being in American culture, but since then much has changed—including […]
Parts of Georgia experienced 20 degree temperatures this week. In this economy, such cold temperatures mean many Atlanta-area families struggle to pay heating bills. The Georgia Department of Human Services announced November 4 that it […]
These days it seems almost everyone is trying to reduce their carbon footprint, while simultaneously minimizing the footprint left on their bank account from their monthly energy bill. And one of the biggest culprits of […]
The signs of winter are already beginning to appear. The clocks have turned back, sundown comes sooner, and bright-colored leaves pile up alongside of neighborhood streets—all signals that its time to brush the dust off […]
The Atlanta Metro area will see a wetter winter this year with events like ice and snow, according to meteorologist Rob Guarino. The Southern jet will be more active than last winter which means two […]
This school year has already seen a series of mold outbreaks at Atlanta-area schools that have parents and administrators concerned. First, mold spores were discovered in downtown Atlanta’s Booker T. Washington High School three months […]
A programmable thermostat regulates the temperature automatically based on a series of programmed settings for different times of the day. We all have our daily routines, which include changing the thermostat at least twice a […]
Sometimes the best way to diagnose the condition of your air conditioning unit is by using your ears. Just like a physician listens to what’s going on inside your body with a stethoscope, many times […]
It has rained in near record volumes in the metro-Atlanta area, according to the National Weather Service. Georgia had more rain through July 8 this year than we had in all of 2012 and 2011 according […]