Want to know more about your home, its important systems, and how you can improve your family’s comfort while saving money? You’ll find all sorts of great information from our professionals in the HomeWorks blog!
After a frigid Twin Cities winter, your air conditioner is likely the last thing on your mind (understandably). However, as all of St. Paul knows, temperatures start to rise quickly come spring, and it won’t be long after the last thaw that you turn to your AC unit for a little relief. But if you […]
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Ductless heating and cooling systems have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Not only can installing a ductless system improve your home’s energy efficiency, but it can also significantly increase your home’s value. Whether you’re looking to make your home more attractive to potential buyers or just want
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A ductless air conditioning system is becoming an extremely popular choice for homeowners who either want to reduce their energy consumption or who are adding onto their home and want to make the space more comfortable. While a ductless system is significantly cheaper than a new central system or even re-routing your current system to your new
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As the temperature starts to rise, many of us will be reaching for our air conditioners to keep cool. But did you know that you can get ahead of the heat by turning on your air conditioner before the summer really hits? Doing so can bring a multitude of benefits that will help you prepare
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Plumbing problems can be a major source of stress for homeowners. From clogged toilets to leaky pipes, plumbing issues can often seem like an insurmountable challenge. Fortunately, many common plumbing problems have simple solutions. In this blog post, we’ll cover eight of the most common plumbing issues homeowners face, as well as the steps you
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Are you looking to replace your home’s comfort system? Here at HomeWorks, we know this can be a difficult decision and that is why we are breaking down the difference between both ductless and traditional HVAC systems so you can make an informed and educated decision regarding your home. Read below to learn which system
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What Are Ductless Mini-Split Heating & Cooling Systems? Ductless mini-split heating and cooling systems are small devices installed inside your home. They are usually installed over doorways and high up on interior walls and are made up of 2 parts: the outdoor condenser and the indoor unit, linking your individual mini-split to your primary air conditioning
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Do you own an older home? If so, you’re probably well aware of the many additional challenges these homes can face. An aging home means the materials it’s built from are likely starting to show their wear, meaning considerable work fixing and replacing them. Likewise, when it comes to retrofitting modern technology into these older
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Water in your basement is not a fun experience. Whether it’s one inch of water or several, it is a costly issue. To avoid water in your basement issues, consider installing a sump pump. Here are 8 FAQs about sump pumps. If you have any more questions, please feel free to contact us! 1. WHO NEEDS
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Your plumbing system is an important part of your everyday life. It ensures you have clean, flowing water coming out of every faucet in your home. It is extremely important that you take care of your system by providing the necessary maintenance to ensure every aspect of your plumbing is working as it should. Check
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