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Why It’s Important to Service Your Air Conditioning Every Year

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Why It’s Important to Service Your Air Conditioning Every Year

NESAdmin
The heat is here – and the last thing you want is drama with your air conditioning. A yearly A/C service helps make sure your system is clean, running efficiently, and ready to keep your home comfortable when you need it most. Most of us don’t think much about the air conditioner until it’s hot and sticky, or the system is making a weird noise or stops working altogether. By then, it’s usually roasting out, everyone else is calling for service too, and what could have been a simple tune-up may turn into a bigger repair. Annual maintenance is one…

Bees or Wasps Nests Around Your Outdoor HVAC Equipment? It’s Time to Make a Service Call!

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If you notice bees, wasps, or hornets hanging around your outdoor AC unit, heat pump, or boiler vent, it may seem like a pest control problem at first. And sometimes, it is. A large, active nest should always be handled carefully and may require a pest control professional. But once insects start building nests in or around your HVAC equipment, it can quickly become more than an insect problem. It can become an equipment problem. Once insects start building nests in or around your HVAC equipment, it can quickly become more than an insect problem. This time of year, bees…

Why Plumbing Inspections Matter More Than You Think

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Plumbing Inspection - Most of us do not spend a lot of time thinking about our plumbing – until something goes wrong. We turn on the faucet, take a shower, flush the toilet, start the washing machine, and expect everything to work the way it should. And most of the time, it does. But behind the walls, under the sinks, and in the basement, your plumbing system is working hard every day. Over time, that daily use adds up. Parts wear out. Connections loosen. Water heaters begin to rust. Sump pumps get tired. Outdoor spigots take a beating from Maine…

Spring in Maine Means Sump Pump Season

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After the long Maine winter we just had, spring sure feels like a welcome change! The days are longer and getting a little warmer, and the snow has gone… unfortunately, along with spring thaw comes something less welcome – a whole lot of water runoff. And that melt has to go somewhere. Unfortunately, a lot of it often ends up in people’s basements. That’s why so many of us in Maine are familiar with sump pumps. Whether you have one, need to have yours checked, or have been wondering if it is finally time to install one, now is the…

How Efficiency Maine Helps You Save on Energy Costs

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At New Energy Solutions, we want to make sure our current and future customers know about the many programs and rebates available through Efficiency Maine. These programs are designed to help Maine homeowners and businesses upgrade the efficiency of their buildings, reduce energy costs, and improve year-round comfort. Efficiency Maine offers incentives that support upgrades like high-efficiency heating systems, heat pumps, appliances, lighting, and weatherization improvements. Many of these programs include rebates, instant discounts, or financing options that make energy upgrades more affordable and accessible across the state. As an Efficiency Maine Registered Residential Vendor and a Qualified Partner (for…

Common Winter Heating Mistakes – Cold Snaps, Frozen Pipes, and Costly Mistakes: What We See Every Winter

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When Maine hits a real cold snap, frozen pipes become an instant concern. Every winter, we get an uptick in freeze-ups that share the same root causes – and most of them come from well-intentioned attempts to save on heating costs. We understand it. Heating a home is expensive, energy costs matter, and nobody wants to pay more than they have to. But there’s a point where trying to save on heat can end up costing far more in repairs, water damage (or much worse), and system strain than it ever saved on your energy bill. Here are the most…
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