Your central air unit will give you ten or more years of faithful service if properly taken care of. Every year it should be inspected for refrigerant leaks, airflow obstruction, filter, etc. The winter furnace is an integral part of your central unit needs to be inspected for natural gas leaks, vent pipe partially or fully blocked, which will cause poisonous carbon monoxide to fill your house.
An older unit is not as efficient as today's units. A new unit can pay for itself in just a few years with the savings on your utility bill. Call our experts at (901) 486-457 for a seasonal inspection and a free estimate on a new high efficient replacement.
Call our experts at (901) 486-4571 for service.
Our experts can also install plumbing in an addition or new house. Call Sgt. Martin Butcher for a free estimate at (901) 486-4571.
The tank will soon also develop a leak and unless you have a drip pan underneath it, your house will flood with water when the tank ruptures.
A high efficiency water heater costs more but will pay for itself on the savings on your utility bill. Perhaps a bigger tank is needed for your family. Another way to reduce your utility bill is with tankless hot water heaters that are installed at each hot water faucet.
Call our experts at (901) 486-4571 to inspect your hot water heater and give you an estimate on a new unit and tankless hot water heaters.
Was your fire an accident or was it arson? What was the cause of it where did it originate? Don't settle with your insurance company until you have called us. We can save you time and money! Sergeant Butcher retired from the Memphis Fire Department with 29 years of service. Let his expertise help you with your insurance claim. Ask about his free insurance claim review.
Call Sgt. Butcher now at (901) 486-4571 to inspect your fire damage.
Toilets have almost no moving parts but are very
mysterious to many homeowners as to how they work. A
slow leak will cause the tank having to refill itself
frequently.
This will high high water bills.
If there is dampness on the floor around the base of the
toilet means that the wax ring has been damaged most
likely by the toilet having come loose from the flange.
If left untreated, this can cause the flooring and
subflooring to rot and mildew will set in along with a
foul odor.
Older toilets can use up to 7 gallons
of water with every flush. Federal plumbing standards
now specify that new toilets can only use up to 1.6
gallons per flush (GPF), A new toilet can pay
for itself in water savings for a large family in one to
two years.
Call our experts at (901) 486-4571 for service and
estimate.
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