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    Popular Upgrades to Reduce Your Home Water Consumption

    Last updated 2 days 12 hours ago

    Decreasing your water consumption is both good for the environment and easier on your wallet. Your plumbing company can help you make a few important upgrades to your home that will help you use less water. Some of these offer additional benefits and can even help you save energy. Here are a few popular home upgrades that can reduce your water consumption:

    • Tankless Water Heaters: One recent and effective innovation in water heating is the tankless water heater. Storage water heaters use a lot of energy, and you often have to wait for hot water to be delivered to a shower or sink. Eventually, they also run out of hot water and need to reheat it. This can result in a lot of wasted water. In contrast, tankless water heaters provide on-demand hot water indefinitely. They greatly reduce the need to wait for your water to heat up, and only use water and energy while hot water is being requested.

    • Low-Flow Toilets: The average toilet from 1990 or before uses six or more gallons of water per flush. Water-saving toilets use 1.6 gallons, and sometimes less for dual-flush models. Large families can see quite a bit of water savings when they have a plumber replace their old toilets with these instead.
    • Aerators and Showerheads: Most sinks and faucets come equipped with aerators, which mix the water flow with air. This provides an equal amount of water pressure while reducing water flow. If your sinks do not have aerators, they are a simple fix that can help you save. Another upgrade for your bathroom is a low-flow showerhead. They are similar to aerators and help reduce your water consumption. Shaving even two minutes off of your typical shower can net you additional savings.

    To learn more about upgrading your home or to get additional tips for water conservation, contact Ace Plumbing at (866) 999-4073. You can also visit us online to learn about our full range of plumbing services.

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    Searching for More Plumbing Resources?

    Last updated 10 days ago

    If our recent blog posts on air conditioning inspections and what you should keep from going down the drains in your home have been of assistance to you, then reading these resources from around the web will be a great way to learn even more. If you’re in Sacramento and would like to get in touch with an experienced plumber, call Ace Plumbing at (866) 999-4703 with all of your plumbing questions.

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    Why You Should Have Your Air Conditioner Inspected Before Summer Kicks In

    Last updated 17 days ago

    Summer’s approaching, and this means it will soon be time to start using your air conditioning unit again. The air conditioning in your home is a luxury that will keep your family cool and comfortable through the year’s warmer months. However, an air conditioning unit is a complex machine that requires routine maintenance and care. Don’t wait until the weather heats up to find your AC has broken down during the winter months. Here are a few reasons you should call a trusted HVAC repair technician before summer arrives.

    Maintenance

    Your air conditioning unit requires regular maintenance to work at its best, and this extends beyond merely changing your air filters. Having not used your air conditioning through the winter, you might not have noticed common problems or provided the care that your unit requires. Unless addressed by an air conditioning expert, the collection of dirt and dust on your air conditioner’s coils from months of inactivity could lead to larger and more expensive problems, such as premature fan failure. Don’t wait until it’s scorching outside to find out your air conditioning is not running at its peak capacity. Keep your family comfortable by calling in a heating and air conditioning repair service that will ensure your home’s transition into the summer weather is a smooth one.

    Savings

    Catching problems in your air conditioning early can both save you money and maintain your unit’s operational efficiency. Corroding electrical wires could cause your unit to work inefficiently. While many people think that low refrigerant levels are a normal part of running your AC, your air conditioner should not consume refrigerant at all! Instead, low refrigerant is indicative of a leak in your unit. Don’t waste money on refilling refrigerant or overworking your air conditioner. Instead, call in a repair expert to inspect your unit before the weather starts heating up.

    If you’re in Sacramento, call Ace Plumbing at (866) 999-4703 to address all of your heating and air conditioning repair needs. Our professional plumbers and technicians are experienced in heating and air conditioning repair, and will help keep Sacramento residents cool through the upcoming summer.

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