by Ed Kittle | 02/02/2026 | Home Comfort, Maintenance, Plumbing, Tips & Tricks
Small leaks and slow drains tempt quick DIY fixes. Some “easy” plumbing mistakes can turn into water damage, mold, or a significant repair bill. Use this list to course-correct fast and spot the moments that call for professional plumbing services. 1) Reaching for...
by Ed Kittle | 01/27/2026 | Home Comfort, Maintenance, Plumbing, Tips & Tricks
A plumbing emergency can feel like chaos in real time. Water starts spreading, your brain jumps to worst-case damage, and you just want someone to tell you what to do first. The good news is that a few calm steps can limit damage and keep your home safe while you wait...
by Ed Kittle | 01/27/2026 | Home Comfort, Maintenance, Plumbing, Tips & Tricks
If you have a sneaking suspicion something isn’t right and ask yourself, “do I need a plumber?” you’re not alone. Most homeowners don’t think about plumbing until something feels “off,” and that’s exactly why early clues matter. There’s the one obvious signal to call...
by Ed Kittle | 01/26/2026 | Home Comfort, Maintenance, Plumbing, Tips & Tricks
You notice the bathroom sink draining a little slower than usual—no big deal, right? Slow drains on their own are a relatively minor nuisance and easy to ignore. The sink still drains… eventually. The restrictions that cause a slow drain, however, usually get worse....
by Ed Kittle | 01/19/2026 | Heating, Home Comfort, Indoor Air Quality, Maintenance, Tips & Tricks
When Indiana temperatures drop, cold-weather heat pump questions can make homeowners second-guess everything. “Do heat pumps work in cold weather?” “Why does heat pump air feel cooler than a furnace?” “Why does my heat pump run so long?” Heat pump replacement is often...
by Ed Kittle | 12/24/2025 | Heating, Home Comfort, Indoor Air Quality, Maintenance, Tips & Tricks
When winter hits Greater Indianapolis, you do not want to wonder if your heat will make it through the next cold snap. If your system has started acting unpredictable, you may be weighing one big question: Do you keep repairing it, or is it time to plan for a...
