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

Over time, your home’s once state-of-the-art systems can fall behind in terms of the demand placed on them by modern appliances, lighting, and electronics.

We’ve noticed some great questions popping up across social media from customers who want to know more about dimmer switches vs light switches. Our trainers are here answer those questions! This is the Ask A Trainer Series!

Here at F.H. Furr, we never do a job halfway! When you have us perform a duct cleaning in your home, you can be sure that the job will be done right the first time!

We’ve noticed some great questions popping up across social media from customers who want to know more about what training our technicians receive! Our trainers are here answer those questions! This is the Ask A Trainer Series!

Plumbing has come a long way over the years! The systems used today are complex and require expert help if something goes wrong. 🛠️

We’ve noticed some great questions popping up across social media from customers who want to know more about hard water! Our trainers are here answer those questions! This is the Ask A Trainer Series!

Being a homeowner is hard work, but it's certainly one of the most rewarding experiences as well! F.H. Furr wants you to know that we're right here for you when it comes to maintaining your home and ensuring that your investment is running smoothly!

1. Not replacing filters regularly 

As homeowners or renters, we all deal with plumbing issues at some point or another. Here are a few plumbing must knows to help keep your home safe and running efficiently! 

1. Soap can clog the drains. 

Vacation! Everyone's favorite word. While you are enjoying your time away, don't forget to prep your home to avoid coming back to a high energy bill waiting in your mailbox.

Here are 5 easy tips to help keep your home running efficiently! 

1. Turn off / unplug electricity that won't be used

Here are 4 fun facts about the Fourth of July! 

1. Philadelphia was the first city to use cast iron pipes!