Archives for November 2010
Black Friday Deals by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group Scottsdale Arizona
High End Flooring by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group Scottsdale Arizona
Scottsdale Thanksgiving Events by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group Scottsdale Arizona
The Well Stocked Toolbox for Homeowners by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group Scottsdale Arizona
Pliers – To twist wire, removed a dub drain or handle similar tasks.
Screwdrivers – include small, medium and large for basic home repair.
Tape measure – 25 foot metal tape measure will hold up over time.
Utility Knife – To loosen painted shut window or heavy jobs
Nails – Lowes and Home Depot have handy packages of assorted sizes
Put all these in a handy box and you have a handy, helpful and much appreciated gift for a new couple.
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Tips For Choosing An Electrician by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group Scottsdale Arizona
| Tip #5 – Find out about charges for work done Check on his experience and references. New people may be competent for your job; however find out before starting the project if they can provide all the wirings, fittings, lighting and power fittings for the project. – Taken from www.trustatrader.com/references/electricians-05-02-08.asp |
Scottsdale Fall Attractions by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group Scottsdale Arizona
- 4 pairs of tickets on the F1 Party Bus to Zoomtown!
- 2 All Day Passes at F1 (unlimited racing for a day).
- 5 F1 Race Factory $25 Gift Cards.
- 10 Free Race Passes.
Getting Your Home Ready For Winter by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group Scottsdale Arizona
by Joe Szabo, Szabo Group
Check for Leaks
Weatherstripping and caulking is probably the least expensive, simplest, most effective way to cut down on energy waste in the winter. Improperly sealed homes can waste 10 to 15 percent of the homeowner’s heating dollars.
Check Your Insulation
Insulate your attic. In an older home, that can be the most cost-efficient way to cut home heating costs. Before energy efficiency standards, homes were often built with little or no insulation. As a result, large amounts of heat can be lost through walls, floors and – since heat rises – especially ceilings.
How much insulation should you install? Typical framed homes now being built in California’s Central Valley must meet insulation requirements of R-38 insulation in ceilings and R-19 for walls and floors.
Check Your Heating System
- Get a routine maintenance and inspection of your heating system each autumn to make sure it is in good working order.
- Replace your heater’s air filter monthly. Your heating system will work less hard, use less energy and last longer as a result. Most homeowners can replace filters and do such simple tasks as cleaning and removing dust from vents or along baseboard heaters.
- Make sure all hearing vents are opened and unblocked by furniture or other items. This will ensure that the air is evenly distributed through the home.
- Lighting our homes can represent 20 percent of home electricity bills and is one of the easiest places to start saving energy. If every household changed a light to an ENERGY STAR® one, together we’d save enough energy to light 7 million homes and reduce greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to that of 1 million cars.
