Expert Tips – Page 10

How Can You Improve Your Indoor Air Quality? The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) consistently ranks indoor air pollution as a growing concern to the public’s health. Fortunately, there are ways to take control of the air you breathe. A DIY (do it yourself) task you should always remember is to regularly change your furnace … [Read More]

Desert Climates and Water Pressure Fluctuations Water pressure can become unstable in desert-region homes because of multiple factors, including extreme temperatures, evaporation effects, and infrastructure demands. Intense levels of heat can make pipes expand and contract. Droughts force water conservation efforts that make utility providers adjust their water delivery systems. All these shifts can result … [Read More]

What Is a Dust Storm? If you are new to the Camp Verde area or are thinking about moving there, you should be versed in what exactly a dust storm is. Many areas of the country never experience a dust storm, but in this area of Arizona, you will likely experience them several times a … [Read More]

Water Discoloration or Rust Seeing water discoloration or rust when you run the hot water is a concerning sign associated with a failing water heater. Rusty or discolored water often arises from corrosion or deterioration inside the tank. Corrosion occurs when the interior lining of the water heater tank breaks down due to age, causing … [Read More]

How Monsoon Season Puts Extra Pressure on Your Plumbing When monsoon storms roll in, the sudden changes in water flow and ground movement can strain your plumbing system in ways that aren’t obvious right away. Even if your yard doesn’t pool with water, your pipes and drains are still affected by what happens underground. Shifting … [Read More]

How Mineral Buildup Affects a Plumbing System Even in places with relatively soft water, some mineral deposits get left behind and collect inside pipes, faucets and showerheads. In places where the water is extremely hard, you end up with far more deposits and limescale building up. You’re likely already aware of how mineral buildup can … [Read More]