Most plumbing repairs are caused by hard water, including 86% of all water heater failures. Dishwashers, washing machines, tubs, showers, sinks, toilets, and pipes are other places where hard water attacks. By addressing the problem of hard water, you can enjoy cleaner dishes, fewer appliance repairs, longer-lasting clothes, stain-free tubs and showers, and increased water efficiency.
San Antonio is home to some of the hardest water in the country. Measured by grains per gallon (gpg), water hardness in the United States ranges from less than 3 to more than 14 gpg. San Antonio water on average has 15 to 20 gpg. According to the Water Quality Association, appliances began to wear out due to hard water beginning at the 7 gpg level.
According to EIA, about 47% of U.S. homes use natural gas for heating. When winter winds begin to bite, having a dependable heating system becomes essential. Natural gas heating systems are a popular choice for many homeowners because of their efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and reliability. However, with so many models and features available, selecting the right system can feel overwhelming—especially when […]
It’s spooky season—the time of year when shadows stretch a little longer, creaky floorboards feel creepier, and your thermostat... starts acting possessed? If your home’s heating or cooling suddenly seems a little off, don’t call the ghostbusters just yet. The culprit might not be supernatural, but it could be your thermostat playing tricks on you. […]
Don't Let Summer’s Final Stretch Sneak Up on Your System. As summer winds down and the days (finally) start getting a little cooler, it’s easy to switch your focus from keeping cool to pumpkin spice everything. But before you shift fully into fall mode, there’s something you should know: the end of summer is prime […]
