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Mold is attracted to moisture, which can linger inside your ducts if there’s excess condensation. Oftentimes, this is the result of a leak within the ductwork.

Although these items are commonly found in bathrooms, that doesn’t mean they should be flushed. These products don’t break down like toilet paper and can clogs.

While it might be easy to brush it off, a noisy water heater should be taken seriously. Oftentimes, noises can indicate an underlying problem with your heater, and if left unaddressed, may have negative consequences.

Sinks that won't drain aren't just an inconvenience; they can create unsanitary conditions and potentially damage your plumbing system. Luckily, some of these plumbing problems can be remedied at home.

As your duct system starts to break down, you tend to notice a decrease in comfort, and your HVAC system may also struggle to function efficiently. So, how can you tell when it's time to replace your ductwork? Keep an eye out for these warning signs:

While it’s unpleasant to look at, this gunky buildup is surprisingly common in the South, particularly in central Georgia homes.

It’s incredibly important that homeowners in Georgia have air conditioning during the warmer months. If the AC unit stops working, the temperatures inside our homes can reach unsafe levels.

Sewer line backups are a recurring problem for some Georgia homeowners during the Summer months. Because of the seasonal thunderstorms, extra rainwater can cause storm and sanctuary sewers to flood. The extra rainwater, combined with falling debris, can cause sewer line backups.

Water heaters can last well into a decade, with some even lasting 20 years. So, it’s not a decision that’s taken lightly. Let us help you determine which one’s the best option by breaking down the two main types: tank and tankless water heaters. By evaluating their pros and cons, you’ll have a better idea of which is right for your home.