Our customers we’ll tell you we don’t keep good ideas secret. We share them on service calls, because the more they know about how things work, the more they’ll value our team’s expertise. Now we’re reaching a wider audience by sharing all that helpful advice here. Enjoy!
Starting back in 2020, when Covid shutdowns caused massive layoffs across industries and shifts in demand, supply chain issues have been ongoing. With a global supply chain crisis the following year in 2021, followed by the trucking issues in 2022, there are unknowns as we continue to move forward. Let’s answer a few questions on […]
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If you are wanting to make your home more efficient and streamlined, replacing your boiler and hot water heater with one single unit, a combi boiler, can be a great idea! It can be a bit stressful to consider a whole new piece of equipment. Let’s have our favorite Missoula Heating Contractors answer 20 questions
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We’ve all seen the headlines, some version of “lead in local water supply” but what does that even mean? And when does it become dangerous? Lead exposure can happen through a variety of sources, including lead from paint used before 1978, old playground equipment, contaminated soil, and even your Missoula residential plumbing system. Let’s take
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If your Missoula home has baseboard heat from eons ago, you are probably wondering what can be done to make your home more beautiful and comfortable. Whether your goal is better aesthetics or to reduce heating costs, upgrading your heating system is a great investment! Whatever direction you are thinking about heading, we have some
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It’s not a question of IF…but when. When will something go wrong and need to be repaired? The answer is usually: when it is being used the most. For your home’s HVAC system, this will often be in the middle of Winter. Let’s take a look at a few of the common issues that Missoula
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If your heater keeps kicking on at least 3-6 times per hour, this is called “Short Cycling.” For a variety of possible causes, heaters can start a cycle, not finish that cycle and then kick back on to try again very soon. Short cycling can cause damage to your heater beyond whatever problem is causing
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Whether your drain pipes head to a septic tank or the city sewer, clogs can cause problems. The deeper the clog, the more complicated it is to deal with. Let’s look at what you can do for a clogged drain in your home and when it is time to call in the professionals. Step 1:
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If you have a heat pump or are considering installing a heat pump in your Missoula, Montana home, understanding a few things will help you maximize its effectiveness and efficiency. Before we get to our game of 20 questions, let’s take a quick look at heat pumps and how they work. How do Heat Pumps
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Whether you are looking for heating services at your home or a rental property, knowing a Missoula HVAC contractor that you can rely on is vital! Check out available types of heaters and HVAC services available from Garden City Plumbing and Heating. Boilers –A reliable heat source for many homes is boilers! They can be
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If you are tired of your Missoula house not being warm and comfortable, you probably just want answers! Fortunately, your local Missoula HVAC contractors have compiled a list of 7 items to check on. We’ll start with smaller, simpler things to fix and work up to the more worrisome culprits of a cold home. 1.
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