Heating
The freeze is here, now what? Your questions answered.
My pipes are frozen, what do I do now? If you want to be sure to avoid major issues the safest thing to do is to turn off the water to your home, either at the water riser going into your home or at the street (city meter). This will ensure that when things begin…
Read MoreDIY Projects and Permits
Whether you’re putting in a gas stove, remodeling a kitchen or bathroom, or replacing a gas water heater We at Village Plumbing & Home Services applaud you. But a recent *article highlights these and other important DIY projects that may require a permit! And after you finish but have problems, you’ll be glad to know you’re covered by…
Read MoreShould I Really Schedule a Seasonal Furnace Checkup?
It’s that time of year again – the seasons have changed and it’s time to have your furnace maintained. But is it really necessary? It seems to be working fine and you had it checked out last year, so what’s the point? There’s actually several good reasons to have your furnace maintained seasonally and many…
Read MoreNATE Certified in Houston for Our Customers’ Benefit
NATE – Raising the bar for the good of the HVAC industry NATE (North American Technical Excellence) is the nation’s largest, industry endorsed, non-profit certification organization for HVACR technicians, who must pass stringent testing, and complete a rigorous certification process to qualify. Certified for your Satisfaction Our company employs skilled, knowledgeable professionals certified by NATE,…
Read MoreYour Home’s Major Systems: AC, Water Heaters, and Plumbing
When the weather is mild, take advantage by shoring up your home’s major systems. Houston is not currently enduring any major heat wave. But why wait for cold weather, or the next emergency? While things seem calm, take advantage by taking steps to strengthen your home’s major systems. How did your AC hold up through…
Read MoreHot Room, Cold Room – Tips For Achieving Even Temperature Throughout Your Home
In a typical house it’s not unusual for the temperature to vary several degrees from room to room. Attics, basements and additions usually have the greatest air temperature differences. When one room is uncomfortably hot or cold, here are several factors to consider. Inadequate Attic and Exterior Wall Insulation During Houston’s cold winter months and…
Read MoreWhat Are Those Funny Noises My Furnace Is Making?
With older furnaces you will often hear a range of noises, especially as the system nears the end of it’s lifespan. If you have a newer furnace, built in the last 3 – 5 years, you not experience as many sounds, as they are engineered to operate more quietly than in the past. Here are…
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