Over the years of enjoying the cool air your air conditioner provides, you’ve probably discovered the truth that with each season, your air conditioner will accumulate dust as the air cycles through your unit. While you may feel that inhaling a little dusty air is bearable, the truth is that, in addition to creating dirty air, a dirty air conditioner will also require more energy, which will end up costing you more on your energy bills. Additionally, while dirty air may not seem like a huge deal, it can lead to asthma or allergies over time. There are many...
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Keep Cool with a New Air Conditioning Installation
A new air conditioner is a big decision, so it is a good idea to consult with a professional before making any decisions about the best way to cool your home or business. Prior to beginning an air conditioning installation, you will need to determine what kind of air conditioner is right for your space. Window units are not as powerful as more centralized systems, but they are cheap, easy to install and provide quick relief to homeowners suffering from excessive heat. Other options include a split system, which will have components installed inside and outside your home, and...
Read MoreKeeping Porch Screens Clean is Easy!
It doesn’t take long for pollen and dust to clog up porch screens – and pollen and dust are two things that can cause allergy issues for anyone who likes sitting outside on their porches. Fortunately, simple cleaning will keep pollen and dust off your screens, so you can continue enjoying your outdoor space. 1. Vacuum as much of the pollen and dust off the screens as you can. This is going to make scrubbing a lot easier. You’ll need to use your vacuum’s hose attachment. 2. Put a teaspoon of dishwashing liquid in a bucket filled with warm...
Read MoreRusty Screws Often Lead to the Need for Screen Door Repair
In Florida, rusty screws are a common problem with screened enclosures, patios and porches. There are several factors that cause rust and resultant screen door repair – exposure to rain, sun, and humidity are the most typical ones. The screw heads frequently ‘pop’ off, weakening and compromising the structure. Another major problem is chlorine. Many people wash their patios or decks with chlorine, which causes screws to rust a lot faster. To slow down the process, ensure that the chlorine is thoroughly rinsed off any metal areas and screws after washing. When incompatible metals touch each other, rust can...
Read MorePorch Screen Repair: Primp Up Your Summer Living Space
Summer’s almost in full swing, so it’s time to make sure that your outdoor living space is just as ready for the hot months as you are, especially if you’re planning to host plenty of parties and barbecues. Porch screen repair is one of the most important things to have done, but there are some other ways to keep your patio looking freshly primped. If your patio has been neglected, it probably needs a good clean. Grime and dirt build up over time and make the space look really unattractive. Remove all accessories and furniture, and give the patio...
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