Expert Tips

The summer and its hot weather are fast approaching. Is your air conditioning system ready for the season? Why wait for your home to be uncomfortably hot and stuffy when you can invest in your HVAC system now and prevent the need for urgent repairs. Read our four tips to extend your HVAC system's life, help it run more efficiently, and require less maintenance. Schedule Preventative Maintenance and Tune-Ups The best way to prevent future damage is to be proactive...

There are many summer sounds that are music to our ears, like crickets chirping and birds singing. But if you hear sounds coming from your outdoor air conditioning unit, you'd better pay close attention. Take a look at these noises that might indicate an issue with your outdoor AC unit: AC Unit Is Making a Banging Noise If you hear a slamming or banging noise coming from your air conditioning unit, it could be a sign of a mechanical issue...

Saving energy means saving money! After all, the less energy you use, the less energy you have to pay for each month! There are many ways to save energy at home. Here are our favorites that you can implement as soon as spring comes so you can take advantage of them all year long. Use Your Fan Wisely If you have a ceiling fan, make sure it is spinning counter-clockwise and then turn it on whenever you’re in the room....

Did you know that there are more plumbing problems during the holiday season than at any other time of the year? There are a number of reasons for this. Most of them have to do with either the colder weather that often comes over the holidays, or because there are more people in your house than there normally are. Here’s what you need to know to protect your plumbing this season: Watch the Garbage Disposal With so many cooks in...

It can be worrisome to see puddles of water under your furnace. While we can diagnose the problem remotely, there are a few reasons why you might be seeing all that water. If this happens to you call us at Larry & Sons ASAP to prevent potential water damage to your home. Here are some reasons you may see water under your furnace: Condensation In high-efficiency furnaces, condensation usually leaks out of the furnace and into your floor drain. If...