Protecting Your New Appliance

Posted on: 27 December 2019
If you grew up with a gas fireplace in the 1970s or 1980s, you may remember opening up a metal mesh curtain and being able to see inside the fireplace log compartment with nothing separating it from you. Gas fireplace styles have changed since then, and now brands like Napoleon Fireplaces use sealed glass fronts on their gas fireplaces. The glass is there for a few reasons, and while it means you can no longer roast a marshmallow over the gas flames, you do get some benefits in return.
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Posted on: 6 August 2019
If your dishwasher spills out water every time you turn it on, you may wonder what's wrong with it. The float parts inside your stubborn appliance could be bad. Dishwashers generally feature two types of float mechanisms: a float bulb and a float switch. Both parts work in unison to keep your dishwasher from overflowing. Learn more about your dishwasher's float parts below. What's the Purpose of a Float System?
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Posted on: 27 March 2019
When having a propane tank installed, you will have to make a few choices. Along with deciding what size you would like to go with, you will also need to decide if you want to have your tank installed underground or above-ground. Having your tank installed underground does have some obvious benefits, such as the fact that you don't have to worry about having an eyesore in your yard. However, a lot of homeowners end up choosing an above-ground propane tank.
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Posted on: 2 January 2019
Imagine reaching to adjust your air conditioner on the hottest day of the month only to find that it doesn't work. Suddenly you are hot, uncomfortable, and frustrated to boot since you now have to invest in AC repair. You might be wondering what could possibly be wrong with your air conditioning parts, but the answer might be as simple as improper maintenance. Understanding how simple mistakes can damage your AC will help you avoid costly mistakes.
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