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• The ABC's of Plumbing - Pressure Booster Pump

  The blog discusses low water pressure issues and suggests consulting a plumber to identify the cause. If other solutions fail, installing a water pressure booster at the water meter may be necessary, especially if the municipal water supply cannot deliver enough pressure. The booster increases pressure using an electric pump and pressure tank, with the tank helping to boost flow during high-demand periods.
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• How to Prevent Your Toilet Form Leaking

  Older toilets can waste water, and even newer ones can leak, resulting in significant water waste. To prevent leaks, check and replace the flapper valve if necessary, and consider replacing the filler valve if your toilet is noisy or slow to fill.
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• The ABC's of Plumbing - Repiping

  The blog discusses the necessity of repiping in plumbing systems due to issues that may arise over time. Factors determining the need for repiping include the age and type of pipe material used. Symptoms of damaged pipes are highlighted, such as low water pressure, rust-colored water, leaks, and plumbing noises. A qualified plumber's inspection, including the use of a video camera for drain lines, is recommended to assess the condition of the pipes and determine if repiping is necessary.
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• 6 Ways To Stay Cool Without A/C

  To give your overworked air conditioner a break and lower energy bills, follow these tips: open windows for cross-ventilation, use fans strategically, run a dehumidifier to reduce humidity, seal gaps around windows and doors, keep blinds closed during the day, and stay on lower levels where it's cooler.
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• 3 Things You Can Do Until the AC Repair Company Arrives

  During a summer heatwave when your air conditioning breaks down, stay cool by swimming, avoiding cooking indoors, and using ceiling fans to circulate air. ABC offers 24/7 repair services to keep you comfortable during emergencies.
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• The ABC's of Air Conditioning - Zoning

  The blog discusses the benefits of zoning heating and cooling systems, addressing common issues like family "thermostat wars" and unoccupied areas. Zoning allows for customized comfort, improved energy efficiency, enhanced control over temperature settings, and quieter operation, especially when combined with variable speed or two-stage HVAC systems.
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• The ABC's of Plumbing - ADA

  The blog discusses the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and its requirements for plumbing products to make bathrooms more accessible. ADA-compliant plumbing adheres to the guidelines outlined in the ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG). While remodeling, following ADA code is not mandatory, but it offers benefits like accommodating aging family members, increasing resale value, and creating a universally accessible space.
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• Effective Landscaping Tips to Conceal and Hide an Air Conditioner Outside

  To conceal the outside part of your central air conditioner, consider building a fence around it or planting evergreen hedge rows for year-round concealment. Make sure there is enough space around the unit for proper ventilation and trim back plants as needed to avoid obstructing the airflow.
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• 5 Quick Dishwasher Fixes

  If your dishwasher isn't cleaning dishes properly, check the spray arms for clogs and clean them with warm water and vinegar. Ensure the door seals properly by cleaning off any debris and make sure nothing is blocking the soap tray.
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• How to Fix a Broken Thermostat

  The blog highlights troubleshooting steps for a malfunctioning thermostat, emphasizing its crucial role in regulating home temperature throughout the year.
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