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Winter Plumbing Tips for Pennsylvania Homeowners
We’re smack dab in the middle of winter in Pennsylvania, which means very cold weather. And this cold weather can be particularly hard on your plumbing. Winter is the most difficult time of year to keep your plumbing running smoothly, and serious problems can happen without much warning, which is why you need to be …
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Water Heater Options for NYC Row Houses
Row house living is a great solution for any NYC family who needs more space on an affordable budget. Like many homeowners, those living in row houses weigh the pros and cons of certain decisions as they can greatly affect those homes in many ways, such as choosing a new water heater. If you live …
4 Tips for Keeping Your New York HVAC Maintenance Costs Low
One of the best ways to keep your utility costs down is to have an air conditioning system and furnace that effectively and efficiently heats your home. Proper maintenance of your HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems is essential to making sure that these costs stay low. Regular checkups and effective at home practices …
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5 Ways to Avoid a Costly Plumbing Leak in the Winter
Wintertime is now in full swing in New York, which means that the cold weather is here to stay awhile. The harsh weather can be tough on your home, putting the different systems of your house through the ringer. If you’re concerned about a leak occurring this blustery season, here are five ways you and …
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NYC Condo Flooring Trends
Switching up the flooring in your NYC condo can give the space a new and fresh look, which is great for anyone who has just moved in or is prepping to sell. From hardwoods and tiles, to carpet and more, the material of your flooring should be chosen to best suit your personal preferences. Whether …
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Is Your Home Improvement Business Ready for Millennials?
Before you answer, you might want to find out some of the interesting generational trends connected to this influential demographic. While there are many generalizations made about the young adults in their 20s and 30s, I want to focus specifically on their size, shopping and spending habits, and buying power. Why should you care? Simply …
Signs It Is Time to Replace Your New York Heating System
New York winters can be blustery and brutal, causing your home’s heater to have to do a lot of work to keep your family warm. Year after year, your heater is likely to fall victim to some wear and tear, which leaves you with the decision of replacing the system. If you’re unsure when to …
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5 Factors in Calculating Metal Roof Costs in New York
Your roof may well be the most important part of your house. While the foundation represents your home’s stability, the roof is what protects the rest of the home from the elements and keeps it standing. When your roof leaks, it’s the gateway to all sorts of problems. These days, more and more New York …
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Which Flooring Materials Can Withstand a New York Winter?
Since your flooring is inside your house, few people stop to think that certain materials might be better for winter than others. The truth is, as your heater starts rocking in the winter, it can play havoc with your floors. Some flooring is better than others to get through those New York winter months. Here’s …
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Best Roofing Materials for New York City Homes
When your roof goes bad, you have many options available. Most commonly, people just want to patch up what’s bad and refresh what’s there so they can move on as before. Others, however, want to take the opportunity to improve their roof with a new kind of material. There are many different kinds of roofing …
