Keeping My Home Energy Consumption Down

2 Signs The Stormwater System For Your Business's Parking Lot Needs Professional Maintenance

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If your commercial property has a parking lot, you may already do what you feel needs to be done to maintain the surface pavement. However, there is a network of drainage pipes underneath the lot where water from the stormwater system’s catch basins is collected and dispersed. If this system is not cleaned out regularly and properly maintained, flooding can occur during a torrential downpour because it is no longer able to efficiently process the excess water. Read More»

Keys To Having Diesel Fuel Delivered To A Work Site

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If you have machinery that relies on diesel fuel, you may want to stock up on it at some point. As long as you observe these protocols, you’ll never struggle to receive this important fuel source for work-related operations. Make Sure Fuel is a Quality Grade You really only want to put quality diesel fuel in machinery that requires it to run, whether it’s a dozer, excavator, or crane. Then you can protect these machines’ engines long-term and get optimal performance out of them for the foreseeable future. Read More»

Reducing Energy Use In The Convenience Store

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If you’re about to buy a convenience store franchise, the utility bills are going to be among your top concerns. These are heavy power users, and you’ve got to find a way to conserve energy wherever you can. It is possible, so take heart – your franchise can become energy efficient after a few modifications. Check Refrigerator and Freezer Doors Throughout the day (and night, if the place is open 24 hours), have a staff member periodically inspect the doors on the refrigerator and freezer compartments. Read More»

3 Reasons To Install Fire Sprinklers In Your Home

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Most homes today have at least one smoke detector somewhere that can help alert you and your family in the case of a fire. But more and more homeowners today are choosing to also take a look at fire suppression systems. More often than not, fire sprinklers are the popular choice. Maybe the idea of spraying water inside your house doesn’t strike you as a great idea, but it’s something that you will be eternally grateful for if it ends up saving your life. Read More»

How To Check On Your Home After A Storm

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Storm damage can be a serious problem for any homeowner to encounter. However, many people are not overly informed when it comes to this routine problem. In order to help you be a better prepared and informed homeowner, you should make sure to follow these basic tips after strong storms move through your area. Inspect The Roof And Attic Ceiling For Signs Of Damage The roof is one of the most exposed portions of your house, and as a result, it can be fairly common for this part of a house to suffer relatively intense damage. Read More»