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Here in Indiana, we see our fair share of severe weather, and the power outages that result from them can be a major inconvenience. It can also lead to huge problems for your home as you rush to prevent food from spoiling, losing heat, and appliances from not working. These ...

If you're planning a home renovation and thinking about selling your home in the next few years, you're probably looking for ways you can increase your home's equity. While marble countertops or a shiny, new washer and dryer are nice to have, an upgraded HVAC system will have a more ...

Your furnace is an important part of your home’s comfort—especially during those cold winter months in Indiana. It's important to be prepared and understand when your furnace might be at the end of its life to avoid waking up cold when the temperature drops inside. Here are 7 signs you ...

Now more than ever, it is essential for us to try and reduce our energy usage and invest in greener energy sources like solar, wind, or geothermal energy to do our part and reduce the harmful effects of climate change. That is why federal and state governments, as well as ...

As winter approaches and the days start getting colder, your furnace must be working properly to heat your home. However, if you have an older furnace, it might not be operating efficiently or effectively—keeping your home cold and costing you money. If this is the case, it might be time ...

We’ve all had the experience of getting into the shower and being blasted with cold water. For many of us, we never really think about where our hot water is coming from—until we run out of it. Hot water heaters can have a huge impact on our daily routines and ...

During the summer months, your air conditioning system can struggle to cool your home. So, does this mean you need to replace your air conditioning system? Or, does it simply need a repair or new part? Understanding the parts and processes of your air conditioning unit can help you make ...

In today’s world, most of us are spending the majority of our time indoors. In fact, the average person spends approximately 22 hours a day inside. A common place to hang out often could be the basement of your home. If you're one of these people, it's important to know ...

To Our Valued Customers & Community Members, As we continue to monitor the Coronavirus pandemic, we realize the situation is changing daily but we will continue to do our part to assist in preventing the spread of COVID-19. With our industry being an “essential” service, we want to let you ...