by judyrizzo | Jan 14, 2013 | Rebates/Incentives for Energy Efficiency
Congress has retroactively renewed the tax credit for qualified energy efficient heating equipment purchased in 2011, 2012, and 2013. The amount of the credit is limited to a total of $500.00.  If your plumber or contractor  installed any of the following you may be...
by judyrizzo | Dec 31, 2012 | frozen pipes, Uncategorized
Frozen pipes can be avoided, but if they happen damage can be minimized. Here’s a checklist that may come in handy: Before it gets cold: Insulate the pipes in the attic and crawlspaces Seal leaks that allow cold air inside (where pipes are located) Make sure all...
by judyrizzo | Nov 30, 2012 | Heating Systems, Home Maintenance, Rebates/Incentives for Energy Efficiency, Remodeling/Plumbing Project Tips, Water Heaters
You can receive a free home energy assessment from Mass Save, an initiative to provide services and incentives to help you manage your energy use and related costs. Â You will receive a customized plan to increase energy efficiency. Â Many changes are simple and they...
by judyrizzo | Nov 14, 2012 | Remodeling/Plumbing Project Tips
Plumbing is often unpredictable. A small leak at a shower valve may turn into huge leak behind the wall.  This small plumbing job is now a much larger plumbing job, changing from an hour to perhaps a half a day of work. This is bad news for the homeowner, and...
by judyrizzo | Oct 22, 2012 | Home Maintenance
A summer home or beach house (or any property that is vacant) must be winterized and closed for the season. This is to prevent water from entering your home and to prevent burst pipes. It is best to hire a plumber to winterize your home unless you are very handy and...
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