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Advice BlogAugust 10, 2021by Patrick Schaible0Common Plumbing Problems in New Homes

Watch out for these common plumbing problems in new homes if you have recently moved into a new home or are just about to.

Advice Blog Water TreatmentJuly 2, 2021by Patrick Schaible0Stop PFAS Water Contamination-Part 2

All of us have heard about oil spills, plastic trash, and other water contamination in the ocean. It causes serious health risks to marine plants and animals. But did you know that the very same chemicals could cause water contamination in your own home?

Advice Blog Water TreatmentJune 15, 2021by Patrick Schaible0Stop PFAS Water Contamination – Part 1

Advice Blog HVACMay 12, 2021by Patrick Schaible0Change your dirty air filters correctly

Clogged and dirty air filters are the single most common cause of HVAC failure. Many homeowners make the problem worse by installing the wrong grade of filter, leading to frozen coils and system breakdown. Do you know how to determine the right HVAC filter for your home?

Advice Blog PlumberApril 26, 2021by Patrick Schaible0Avoid major water damage

It would be best if you kept an eye out for these minor water issues. They could turn into massive home water problems.

Advice Blog Water TreatmentMarch 23, 2021by Patrick Schaible0How is Making Clear Ice like Cooking a Steak?

Advice BlogFebruary 20, 2021by Zen Marketing0Test Your Sump Pump Now

Advice Blog Air purificationDecember 10, 2020by Zen Marketing0Improve Your Homes Air Quality

With all the concern over COVID-19, everyone is wondering how they can improve the indoor air quality in their home or business. We at Schaible’s have had extensive expertise in the area. We provide top notch air conditioning and heater maintenance services to ensure they are working optimally. However, there is more you can do...

Advice BlogOctober 2, 2020by Patrick Schaible0Flaming Faucets

Imagine turning on your kitchen faucet, and the water coming out catches fire? While not an ordinarily occurrence flame-sensitivity in water has some interesting causes.