Is Duct Cleaning Worth It?
Duct cleaning safely clears out and disposes of all the potentially lung-irritating debris that lines the inside of most home duct systems. Will every home…
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Why Won’t My Furnace Pilot Light Stay Lit?
Gas furnaces are equipped with a small gas flame called a pilot light, used to ignite the gas released from the main burner. In older furnaces,…
Read More >My Heating System Smells Like Gas: Should I Be Worried?
Natural gas is an affordable, abundant fuel source for heating American homes. According to statistics compiled by the American Gas Association, almost 62 million American homes…
Read More >Fall Maintenance Checklist
Fall is in the air in Kansas City. With the kids back to school and weekends geared toward watching football instead of relaxing by the…
Read More >Are Ceiling Fans Worth It?
What if one appliance could make your room more comfortable, lower your heating and cooling bill, produce useful lighting, and add a splash of decorating…
Read More >Why Does My Light Switch Smell Like It’s Burning?
We turn light switches on and off several times a day without a second thought. The biggest complication from this normally mundane task is occasionally…
Read More >Why Won’t My Electrical Outlets Work?
When you plug in the vacuum, hair dryer, or toaster, you expect it to zoom into action to accomplish the task at hand. If it…
Read More >Can I Install Air Conditioning Without Ductwork?
Are you dreading enduring another hot and humid Kansas City summer in a home with an old air conditioner that’s hanging on by a thread?…
Read More >Are Air Conditioning Maintenance Plans Worth It?
The cooling system in your Kansas City home represents a big investment and has an important job: keeping you, your family and guests comfortable as you…
Read More >Is Your HVAC System Ready for Cooling Season?
Are you planning on waiting until it gets warm and just switching your air conditioning unit on? That’s what most people do, but what happens…
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