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  • Mop in bucket trying to clean a flooded basement
    20
    Nov

    Plumbing Problems After a Storm: What to Watch For

    Storms can wreak havoc on your home in ways that aren’t immediately visible. Heavy rain, flooding, and wind can test the strength of your plumbing system, leaving behind a trail of hidden damage. Knowing what to look for after severe weather is the first step to protecting your home and...

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  • Ungrounded outlet
    07
    Nov

    The Difference Between Grounded and Ungrounded Outlets

    Outlets. They’re everywhere in our homes — powering our electronics, charging our devices, and keeping the lights on. But did you know that not all outlets are created equal? There’s a notable distinction between grounded and ungrounded outlets, and understanding this difference could be a game-changer for your home’s safety...

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  • EV charger inserted into an electric car
    24
    Oct

    How an EV Charger Installation Can Increase Your Home’s Value

    As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to rise in popularity, homeowners are starting to recognize the significant benefits of installing an EV charger at home. Beyond the convenience of fueling up your electric vehicle without leaving the driveway, adding an EV charger can significantly boost your home’s market value. More buyers,...

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  • Tankless water heater installed on side of home with plant hanging next to it.
    10
    Oct

    The Pros and Cons of Electric vs. Gas Water Heaters

    Choosing a new water heater for your home involves balancing energy needs, cost considerations, and preferences for environmental impact. With both gas and electric water heaters on the market, it can be difficult to decide as each model carries unique benefits and drawbacks. Being armed with all of the right...

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  • Toilet with mini trash can and toilet brush in front of pink bathroom wall
    25
    Sep

    Do I Need to Replace My Old Toilet With a Toilet of the Same Size?

    So, you’ve decided it’s time to replace your old toilet. That decision opens the door to a number of interesting questions. Do you need to replace your old toilet with the exact same size toilet? Can the replacement toilet be bigger or smaller? Can you head down to the local...

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  • Reynolds electrician checking electrical panel
    06
    Sep

    How an Outdated Electrical Panel Affects Your Home’s Efficiency

    Like that dark space under your refrigerator, your electrical panel is probably a part of your home that you don’t spend too much time thinking about. Until problems arise, that is.  The electrical panel serves as the hub for your home’s electrical system. As they age and the demands of...

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  • Reynolds electrician using screwdriver for circuit breaker
    29
    Aug

    5 Signs You’re Overdue for Electrical Breaker Replacement

    Your home’s electrical system is the backbone of your everyday life, powering everything from the lights in your living room to the appliances in your kitchen. However, like all things, your electrical system can wear out over time.  One of the most critical components that may need attention is your...

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  • Women on the phone with plumber while watching bathroom sink leak into bucket
    07
    Aug

    When & Why to Consider Drain Replacement

    Your home’s drainage system is one of those essential features you might not think about until something goes wrong. Whether it’s a gurgling sound in the sink, slow draining in the shower, or repeated clogs, these issues can be signs that your drain lines need attention.  But how do you...

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  • Dripping water faucet
    24
    Jul

    How to Increase Your Home’s Water Pressure

    Nothing disrupts your day quite like trying to enjoy a hot shower only to be met with a feeble trickle of water, or waiting ages for your bathtub to fill. These scenarios can be frustrating and are common in many households. But fear not! Follow these practical tips to increase...

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  • surge protector
    05
    Jul

    Is Whole House Surge Protector Installation Necessary?

    A properly functioning electrical system is the backbone of a comfortable and efficient home, from powering our refrigerators to keeping the lights on. However, electrical systems are susceptible to damage from power surges — unexpected spikes in voltage that can fry all of the devices and appliances you rely on...

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