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Healthy Water, Happy Family: Explore the Benefits of Water Filtration at Home

Water is part of everyday life; it is essential to everyone’s health. Unfortunately, not all water is of good quality. South Florida receives about 60 inches of rainfall a year, and groundwater is plentiful. However, rising sea levels threaten to turn drinking water salty, in some places the ocean has already made good on that […]

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How important is an EnergyGuide Label?

The EnergyGuide label is important when shopping for an energy-efficient product.  The U.S. government requires manufacturer’s to affix the label to a variety of products to provide a way for consumers to compare the energy use of similar appliances. The label helps you understand and compare the estimated yearly operating cost based on the unit’s

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Why is my water pressure so low?

Several things can cause low water pressure. One problem could be the amount of water your local utility company is pumping out. Another is the age of your pipes and the amount of rust in them. Blockages and other restrictions in your pipes can also lower water pressure. Other considerations are: a partially closed or

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What are the benefits of replacing my existing air conditioning system?

If your system is old and inefficient, or the repairs are starting to increase in cost and frequency, you'll probably want to consider replacement.  Today, systems are as much as 60% more efficient than those systems manufactured as little as ten years ago. The savings you'll realize in monthly utility costs can help lower your

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If I don’t do annual maintenance on my water heater, what problems might I experience?

A water heater should be flushed out and refilled annually.  Left alone, this sediment will impact the water heater’s ability to heat water, making it less efficient, and can also corrode the inside of the tank leading to premature failure.  All water heaters need to be drained & flushed every 12 months to maintain your

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