Kennesaw, GA (PRWEB) July 04, 2012 -- Tom Echols having extensive experience in the HVAC industry announces the opening of his own heating and air-conditioning service. Mr. Echols new business is called Too Cool HVAC. He will be servicing metro Atlanta and surrounding communities with a twist.

Too Cool HVAC service will include hard work, fair pricing and above all honesty. He sees this as a ‘twist because many competitors in the industry have been known to over sale HVAC work to hit their own sales quotas’. Too Cool will service most heating & air brands. They will sell Ruud and Bryant units. These are reliable brands they have a great reputation in the HVAC industry.

Melbourne, AU (PRWEB) July 06, 2012 -- After over fifty years in the plumbing industry, Drains ‘R’ Us has been recently relaunched as a proprietary limited company, with the business now bearing the new name of Drains 'R' Us (Australia) Pty Ltd. In addition to the change in company structure, Drains ‘R’ Us, the number one provider of plumbing services in the Sydney and Brisbane area, has expanded the company’s operations into Queensland, and at the same time, has opened a new office in Brisbane. Drains ‘R’ Us owner and founder Mark Carberry states that these are only the first few steps towards the company’s plans for major growth:

Kansas City, MO (PRWEB) July 08, 2012 -- Residents whose house’s are too hot or are experiencing a surge in heating bill price, are likely to be in need of air conditioning repair. Dave & Kelly’s Air Conditioning Repair in Kansas City MO are able to provide immediate assistance to local residents. Their company’s expertise lies in heating and cooling and thus homeowners are likely to find the solution to their air conditioning needs with Dave & Kelly’s.

The company has already developed an excellent reputation in the local community, but to encourage a new set of customers to experience the quality of their services, Dave & Kelly’s are now offering a wide range of special discount coupons.

Arlington, VA (PRWEB) July 10, 2012 -- On July 10, NBC’s Today Show aired an undercover investigation segment on air conditioning repairs. The “sting” operation took place at a home in New Jersey, where contractors were called to a home experiencing a problem with its air conditioning system. When they misdiagnosed or misled the customer, they were confronted by the Today Show team about their methods.

Robert C. (Bobby) Ring served as Today’s expert consultant for the segment. Ring is president of Meyer & Depew Co., a contracting business in Kenilworth, New Jersey. He also serves as a member of the national Board of Directors of the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA), the nation’s largest non-profit trade association serving the indoor environment industry.

King of Prussia, PA (PRWEB) July 12, 2012 -- Even though the walls and floor in a basement may look fine, there could be a lot of problems not being seen. Broken or clogged footer drains, improper back-fill surrounding the basement or cracks in the walls; these are all problems that can take their toll if allowed to build up over the years. One strong storm could lead to a buildup of hydrostatic pressure and an unexpected, expensive flood in a home.

Waterproofing contractors are busiest in the Spring and Fall, since this is when the rain causes homeowners to experience flooding. Usually, homeowners don’t fix their foundational problems until they see flooding, which makes the process much more complicated and expensive. The easiest time to stop a flooding problem is before it happens. This is one reason why the Summer and Winter are usually the best times to contact a waterproofing contractor and prepare a home.