By jaembeann74 August 17, 2014
we just called them for the emergency broken garage door repair and discovered that this is a great garage repair local company to work with if you have a garage door issue. They are fair, honest and timely .100% amazing service ...read more
By jaembeann74 August 17, 2014
we just called them for the emergency broken garage door repair and discovered that this is a great garage repair local company to work with if you have a garage door issue. They are fair, honest and timely .100% amazing service ...read more
By Teerjo June 29, 2014
We bought this Ac unit a year ago First 10-11 months works well Then it keeps cutting off called the company They wanted to wait and come out at the year check up 2 months away We wait Then they said it wasnt working because the water drain pan was clogged That did not fix it Then it was the compresser changed that out and now it is worse than before My roommate who owns the house dies not want to deal with them anymore His solution is to just cut the upstairs unit off and ignore it $16000 wasted fir thus sorry unit I would NOT trust this company ever again ...read more
I Could tell you alot of stories about what I have seenTrue nightmares, There are people who understand scheduling&budgeting;, And have all maintenance schedules,regular bills,family night out, boys night out,girls night out,vacations,and probably alot left over? Its all in the budget and it all has a schedule. Now keep in mind the procrastenator, Even one that knows how to repair alot of things. And sits and watch's a small drip from a tub or faucet or a drip from a drain. turn into a full stream of water that has now even created mold on wall or floor tiles, and the grout or caulk. And for the drip drip drip under a sink it has now ruined the cabinet bottom ,floor tiles starting to pop up off the floor, or your hardwood floor has water stains and cupped, (Beyond the D.I.Y REPAIR PERSON IN YOU)......But wait! Just because I have seen all walks of life,rich or poor do this and hand me big bucks to repair these things. I still scratch my head And wonder why? It is just a phone call that saves you money When you first see a problem make a phone call, get a quote "A price that is better" and a scheduled repair. rather than an emergency repair. Here is my question to you???????? do you know a person like this???? ever told on them before??? Is this person YOU??? "Smart Tip For Everyone" IT IS A PHONE CALL that gets that ball rolling! YOU CAN DO IT!!! Fit Me Into Your Regular Maintence Scedule Home or Office. 10% OFF MY LABOR OF ANY REPAIR. 469-222-9578 * Hot Shot Handyman Service * 469-222-9578 "Cuz You Need It Now" *"The Odd Job Specialist"&"Its Hot" *** Are Our Slogans *** Be A hero and make the call! Even if you have to turn yourself in. ...read more
By Hot Shot Handyman Service September 11, 2012
If you need a locksmith in Dallas, Texas, A-1 Locksmith is a full service locksmith serving Dallas, Plano, Arlington, Fort Worth and the rest of the metroplex area. For 61 years Dallas residents have trusted A-1 Locksmith for fast 24 hour emergency locksmith assistance at a fair price and expert security advice on residential locksmith and commercial security issues. We are fully bonded, licensed and insured. Our company provides affordable and professional service 24/7 all year long. Our highly trained technicians make sure our customers receive an excellent, fast and reliable service. ...read more
By A-1 Locksmiths April 19, 2011
Thanksgiving has past and you know what that means - time to get the house all decked out for Christmas. Even though the stores have had Christmas decorations out since before Halloween, many of us start tackling it the weekend after Thanksgiving. I know we are digging everything out of the attic tomorrow and so we can get the lights on the house while it is 70 not 45!Bright, twinkling lights - both inside and outside the house - are one of the joys and traditions of the season. Those festive little lights can still turn a once jubilant reveler into a bitter Ebenezer Scrooge when the old electricity bill rolls in. To avoid a "Bah humbug!" attitude come January, take an energy efficient look at the bulbs you're stringing on your trees and on the eaves of your home.Did you know that those large, traditional colored bulbs you unpack year after year could be costing you a bundle? While most C7 or C9 lights use 5 to 7 watts per bulb, some of the older strings use up to 10 watts per bulb!Consider buying new miniature lights, which use about 70 percent less energy and last much longer than the larger bulbs. If you prefer the brilliance of the larger lights, switch to 5-watt bulbs, which use about 30 percent less energy than 7- to 10-watt bulbs. Although the new bulbs will cost money initially, you will see energy savings immediately.To avoid accidentally leaving your lights on and running up your electric bill unnecessarily, use an automatic timer, both indoors and out. You'll remove the burden of turning the lights on and off and avoid leaving them on all night or during the daylight hours. Just make sure that the timer you use is rated to handle the total wattage of your lights.Would you like to be the first in your neighborhood to try something new and different? Ask your lighting supplier for LED holiday bulbs, or look for them on the Internet. Now available in green, orange, gold, red, white and blue. They're shatterproof, shock resistant, safe to touch and won't burn your children's hands! They also present no fire hazard, save up to 80-90 percent of your energy costs, and are long lasting.Don't forget that safety should play an important role in your holiday decorating. Here are a few suggestions:• Make sure all lights you purchase contain the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) label, which means they meet UL safety requirements.• While you're reading labels, be sure you're buying the right set for indoor use, outdoor use, or both.• Before decorating, check all light sets for frayed wires, damaged sockets, or cracked insulation. If you find any defects, replace the entire set.• All outdoor cords, plugs and sockets must be weatherproof. Keep electrical connections off the ground, and make sure wiring is kept clear of drainpipes and railings to prevent any risk of shock. It's also a good idea to use a ground fault circuit interrupter on each circuit. If current leaks through frayed or damaged wires, the interrupter will shut off the lights.• Don't overload your electrical circuits. Circuits in older homes carry a maximum of 1800 watts each. Most newer homes can handle 2400 watts each.To determine how many watts you're using, multiply the number of holiday bulbs by the number of watts per bulb. (If you're not sure of the wattage, use 10 watts per bulb just to be safe!) When you're calculating the total, don't forget to include appliances, normal lighting, and other electrical equipment already running on the same circuit.• Remember that hot bulbs can ignite dry tree branches. To avoid disaster, keep trees well watered and keep extension cords and light strings away from the water. For safety's sake, light your tree only when you are at home and awake to enjoy it. As an extra precaution, keep a fire extinguisher handy, and be sure your home's smoke detectors have new batteries and that they're working properly.If you're in the mood for a holiday that's old-fashioned and more energy efficient, consider decorating this year's tree with edible ornaments, like gingerbread men, candy canes, and strings of popcorn and cranberries. But stay away from burning candles on or around your tree. Although they may provide a soft, flickering light, they're a definite fire hazard, and aromatic candles have been known to cause indoor air quality problems.And here's an unusual gift idea: since lighting is essential all year long, why not brighten someone's holiday by giving them compact fluorescent light bulbs?Year-around, lighting can account for as much as 25 percent of a home's electrical use. You can increase the everyday lighting efficiency of someone's house - without sacrificing its lighting quality - by simply helping them replace their incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent lights. Compact fluorescents come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and wattages. They provide a soft, warm light, and use up to 75 percent less energy.At the store, compact fluorescent bulbs still have a higher price tag than incandescent bulbs, but the price has been dropping steadily as more and more people install them in their homes. The new style bulbs can quickly make up for their increased initial investment through energy savings, especially if they are used in porch lights or in other fixtures that are frequently left on. And compact fluorescents last as long as 10,000 hours - ten to twenty times longer than incandescents!Maybe this holiday season is the time to replace an old halogen torchiere lamp with a brighter, safer, and more energy efficient compact fluorescent torchiere. Once considered the lighting of the future, some halogens use up to 20 percent less energy than incandescent lights and last anywhere from 2,000 to 6,000 hours. Despite that, they are far less efficient than compact fluorescents and, because halogens burn much hotter than other lights, they may present a fire hazard. If you're using halogens, keep them at least six inches away from flammable materials.So, no matter whether you're in competition to have the best and brightest lighting display on the block, or you're simply looking for practical gifts to give this holiday season, keep energy efficiency in mind.It's a gift you can enjoy all year long! ...read more
By A- 1 AIR INC November 29, 2009
In 2024, replacement window trends focus on sustainability, smart technology, and superior insulation. Homeowners prioritize eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient solutions like triple pane windows, which offer thermal insulation and noise reduction. Smart windows, integrated with home automatio... ...read more
You may have considered starting your own apartment cleaning service. If you have startup capital and are physically capable, there is a demand for these types of services. Apartment owners and managers often hire services to clean apartments after tenants move out. Apartment management services also ... ...read more
