Home Winterization

Tietze Plumbing Provides Key Tips on Winterizing Homes for a Texas Winter

Tietze Plumbing Provides Key Tips on Winterizing Homes

(PRWEB) December 03, 2012 -- Tietze Plumbing, a trusted family owned and operated plumbing contractor company in San Antonio, recently provided key tips for homeowners who want to protect their home and plumbing from winter weather during the next few months. The plumbing company offers information about the steps that should be taken and provides professional technicians who can perform all of the tasks that are needed.

Tietze Plumbing recommends that customers start by calling for hot water heater repair. Homeowners should check for leaks around the home and make arrangements to have all leaks repaired.

For the exterior of a home, Tietze Plumbing recommends that homeowners insulate exterior pipes, clean gutters, drain hoses and pipes that are not going to be used during the winter months.

It's Not Too Late to Beat Winter's Wrath

Momentive Silicone Caulk

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C., Dec. 1, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Winter is almost here, but there is still time to protect homes and wallets from its harsh blow.  The makers of GE silicone weatherization caulk offer guidance on how to help avoid a season full of bloated energy bills.  Homeowners can use the time that remains in late fall to complete a critical weatherizing project: filling gaps and cracks with silicone caulk.  It's an easy, quick, and affordable DIY project that can seal in valuable energy, trim heating bills, and save money for the long term.

Pittsburgh’s Gillece Services Promoting Home Winterization in Preparation of Cold and Stormy 2012 Winter Season

Gillece Services

Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) November 13, 2011 -- As Pittsburgh/Allegheny County and its five surrounding counties – Armstrong County, Beaver County, Butler County, Washington County, and Westmoreland County – gear up for winter, Gillece Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, and Electrical Services is advising that homeowners prepare their homes for the wintery, blustery season. According the Farmers’ Almanac online, the 2012 winter season is predicted to be unusually cold and stormy including a frigid climate, and lots of rain and snow. And worst of all, last year’s (2011) Farmers’ Almanac predictions did indeed come to fruition.

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