It's easy to tell when there are minor plumbing issues that need to be taken care of. For instance, your faucets might spring a leak, or the toilet might take longer to complete a flush. It's also easy to identify some plumbing emergencies such as sewage backing up into the bathtub or puddles in the middle of your yard. Unfortunately, there are some plumbing emergencies that aren't quite as easy to identify.
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After noticing a notable difference in the way your home feels on a hot day, you may be wondering whether your home's central air conditioning system is starting to fail. After making sure that the thermostat is set correctly and working, you may decide to take a look at the outdoor unit.
While looking at the unit outside, there are a couple of tell-tale signs that could indicate that the unit's compressor is starting to fail.
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The boiler is often hidden in many homes and works behind the scenes. But it is one of the most crucial appliances in a home, keeping the family safe from freezing weather. It is easy to ignore the boiler because it is unseen, so boiler problems often come unexpectedly. But like any other appliance, your boiler can have problems. Here are some common boiler repair issues you can expect.
1. Leaks and Drips
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Even with proper installation and regular maintenance, your furnace can develop repair issues. Troubleshooting these issues and timely furnace repair will save your household from suffering through extremely cold temperatures during the winter. Here are common furnace repair issues you should keep an eye out for.
No Heating
Your heating system has one job, to circulate warmth throughout your residence so you and your family enjoy comfort even if it's chilly outside.
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If your home seems too humid, there could be a problem with your air conditioner. Your AC both cools and dehumidifies your home when it's running. When your AC malfunctions, humidity levels increase and your home can feel muggy and uncomfortable. Here are four things that can increase the humidity in your home and air conditioning repairs that might help.
1. The Refrigerant Is Low
If the refrigerant is slowly leaking out, your air conditioner won't work as efficiently.
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