By installing solar panels on your home you can save money on your electricity bill. Panels can be installed on the roof, on the side of the home or as solar energy generator. Panels on top of the house are best used in summer, and panels on the side of the home are best in the winter. A generator can be used all year long. ...read more
If you find yourself struggling to pay the amount due on your electric utility bill each month, there are several different resources that you can use to get the help you need. There are several organizations and programs that can help you find an affordable plan for your electric utility bill. ...read more
As technology advances it’s possible to find music to download online. You can also find programs that allow you to design your own music. If you’re playing around with the idea of mixing your own music or you just want to create jam tracks these software programs and sites can help. ...read more
You will see articles about making electricity out of water via a dam or major water movement technique of some type. There is a way to make electricity out of water, not by making the water move to generate power, but just by using the water itself. It is both fun and interesting. ...read more
We rely on our gas trimmers for keeping tight spaces along fence rows and trees free of weeds. Therefore, keeping our trimmers operating at peak performance is necessary. In order to do this, our gas trimmers must have the proper maintenance. Here are some simple maintenance tips for keeping your trimmer humming along. ...read more
Utility managers are responsible for many aspects of a company. He or she must make sure that schedules are followed and that employees are doing their jobs. This should be done without disrespect. Training on utility management can help one to prepare for such a position. ...read more
Cutting your electricity bill on the lighting used in the home is always a good idea. The money saved can be used for other essentials, like food or paying down a debt or two. There are several ways to trim lighting costs, including changing some long-time habits, upgrading lighting systems in the home and even considering the addition of an alternative energy source to the mix. ...read more
Gas and electricity prices increase every year, however, you can reduce your rates in your home. Lowering gas and electricity usage in your home allows you to save money and use the extra money to buy food or other personal items. Lower gas and electricity prices for your home by reducing the amount of gas and electricity you use. ...read more
Prevention is worth a pound of cure. You can easily incorporate this simple phrase into your daily life by ensuring that your home is safe by pro-actively checking your electric circuit connections. Electric circuit overload is a major contributor to house-hold fires. Tragedies can easily be prevented once you understand the electrical layout of your home and how much each area can withstand. ...read more
Building your own electric circuit can be a great project. It is a wonderful way to illustrate to children exactly how electricity travels and to demonstrate exactly how the appliances and lights in our homes work. There is an easy and safe way to build your own electric circuit and share this project with your children. ...read more
Putting in an electrical utility box is neither hard nor expensive. If you have a do it yourself attitude you can save a lot of money and not pay a professional to have it done. By purchasing the materials and completing the project, you will see savings of up to 80 percent and it will perform as well as if a professional electrician did it. ...read more
Electricity is a necessary part of modern life and a requirement for almost everything from watching TV to heating and cooling homes. An electric circuit is a continuous path that allows the electrical current to flow from a source of power along a loop and then back to the source. It can be thousands of miles long or as simple as a light bulb, battery and some copper wire. ...read more
By John I at Customer Lob June 02, 2013
We had a replacement A/C and Heat system installed Fall 2012 by DeHart. Our installation was somewhat difficult because we have a zoned system that controls dampers to heat or cool designated parts of the house as needed. De Hart installation team figured it all out and did a very professional job. All the technicians we encountered were professional and knowledgeable. We had EcoBee thermostats installed, and they sent out a thermostat specialist to walk us through the programming. And they are great thermostats; they can be adjusted, viewed or turned off/on from your cell phone.\t\nWe needed a part replaced this spring 2013 due to manufacturer's defect. We did not get any hassle at all--they were out quickly and got everything up and going. We even got a follow-up call to make sure everything was completed to our satisfaction. Great service all around! ...read more
By Sarah D at Customer Lob February 06, 2013
DeHart Plumbing Heating and Air has been very responsive very fast with any issues or questions I have. My company has had a working relationship with theirs for about two years, you manage their cellphone use and we are happy to use their services and workers-all nice and friendly.\t\n\t\nRESPONSE FROM DeHart Plumbing Heating & Air:\t\nThank you Sarah! We really appreciate your business. ...read more
By fernandoambriz January 10, 2013
These guys are great! My heater broke and they fixed it the same day! When they were here they also fixed a few other problems for me for free under a PG ...read more
