Extreme Weather Alert – Check Up on Elderly Friends and Neighbors

Temperatures are dropping all around the country. If you know of any elderly people who live nearby please stop in on them and make sure they’re doing alright. We want to make sure everyone in our community is safe and warm this winter.
Here are a few things you can check:
Do they have heat in the [...]

Worried About Swine Flu in Your Home?

With all the talk about the new strain of flu virus, some forget there is some things you can do to prevent the spread of the flu.

Stay home when you are sick
Avoiding close contact with other people will help prevent them from catching your illness.
Clean your hands
Washing your hands often will help protect you from [...]

Go Green – $1500 HVAC Tax Credit

With passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, consumers can upgrade to more energy-efficient HVAC equipment and save on their energy bills now, and also save on their taxes next year. The new law makes important changes to existing tax incentives for homeowners who make qualified improvements of higher efficiency HVAC equipment.
(For [...]

Carbon Monoxide The Silent Killer

Carbon monoxide is called “the silent killer” for good reason. You can’t see it. You can’t smell it. You can’t taste it. Yet on average, about 170 people in the U.S die from carbon monoxide poisoning every year. Tragically, babies, children, and the elderly are the most susceptible.
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