Leave it to the experts: The National Air Duct Cleaners Association, that is. “If your ducts look dirty, they probably are.” We talked last month about the importance of having your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system inspected regularly; periodic air duct cleaning is just as important. But why?
April is Autism Awareness Month, and as such, My Plumber Heating and Cooling has launched a campaign to promote awareness and raise research funding for autism spectrum disorder (ASD): The general, oft-misunderstood term for a group of complex, brain development-disorders that affects nearly 1 in 68 American children. Throughout the
PRESS RELEASE Manassas, Virginia — June 22, 2015 My Plumber Heating and Cooling has long been known as the top plumbing and HVAC Service Company in the northern Virginia area, and indeed, the entire Washington DC metropolitan geography. But My Plumber Heating and Cooling is more than just a home
It’s summertime in northern Virginia and it is HOT. If for no other reason than to beat the July heat, it’s so important to keep your air conditioner in tip-top shape. But that may not be as easy as it sounds. You could, without even knowing it, be causing significant
Summer humidity in Northern Virginia and Maryland can make your home feel sticky and uncomfortable. When excess moisture builds up indoors, it impacts your comfort and can even damage your property. If you find yourself constantly adjusting the thermostat to escape the dampness, it might be time to look into
Calcification, aging lines, root growth, and shifting land: These can all cause small, or significant sewer line damage. Sewer line damage affects thousands of northern Virginians every year, and the results are often costly. We’re talking millions of dollars in repairs and maybe even increased taxes as our cities and
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