F.H. Furr's Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical Insider Blog

Spring is finally here! It’s time to take action on the remodeling projects you have been dreaming of all winter long.

Now that you’re ready to get started, you’ll need to decide if you want to do-it-yourself or call in a professional. 

Is hiring a professional really necessary? Ask yourself these questions. How much extra time do you have? Do you know exactly what materials you need? What type/brand of paint is best? What are the best options for lighting? When it comes down to it, how are my DIY skills? Can I properly install new faucets, fixtures and electrical wiring that’s up to code? That is a lot to consider and the list goes on! 

The pros and cons of doing a project yourself and hiring a professional for a bathroom and/or kitchen remodel! 

We are a wired world, and technology is something we use everyday! 

Whether it's at home, in our car, office, or local coffee shop. Wires and cords are everywhere, a part of our daily existence. Which means power outlets are also everywhere!

It’s easy to overlook electrical items in our house; so for this reason we need to learn how to take precautionary measures, when using wired devices. This is especially true in homes with little ones who find a way to get into everything! Electrical safety is important, and there are some steps that every homeowner should take in order to be safer in a world that runs on power!

Even the smallest leak or dripping faucet can be causing your water bill to go up and up! 

Do you have a room which is either too hot in the summer or too cold in the winter? Does regulating your home’s temperature seem impossible?

Getting a consistent temperature in every room can be challenging. Especially, if your space was added on after the house was already built. But don’t get discouraged, there is a solution, and it’s simple; get a ductless system for your home! 

Use the Power of Phosphoric Acid to clear your clogged pipes! 

Did you know? The Nest Thermostat programs it self and then pays for itself?