Like other homes in the United States, Texas homes are subject to plumbing problems. Because of climate and geography, Texas homes may experience certain problems more frequently than homes in other areas of the country. The good news is that most of these problems are fixable. Here are four plumbing problems that are common in…
Texas, with its diverse landscapes, faces unique erosion challenges. From the sandy shores of the Gulf Coast to the rolling hills of Central Texas and the arid plains of West Texas, soil loss is a constant concern. Let us examine five practical ideas that can help Texans tackle erosion problems and protect their valuable land….
The air quality inside your Texas office building directly correlates to your employees’ and clientele’s health and well-being. If the HVAC ducts are harboring dust, bacteria, and mold, the indoor air quality (IAQ) could contribute to allergies, upper respiratory infections, headaches, and fatigue. Clogged ducts and filters will also contribute to higher energy costs. Let’s…
Here in Texas, our HVAC units are essential to our health, well-being, comfort, and physical safety. We know how brutally hot summers can be, and we have seen over the past few years that having a heater not working in the winter can be a dangerous situation for our families as well. The main question…
Living in Texas often poses a few challenges to maintaining green spaces. From choosing plants that can survive the heat to dealing with sudden freezes in the winter, you never quite know what to expect from the weather. Once you add in living in an urban environment, it can feel almost impossible to keep plants…