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To help keep your plumbing running smoothly all season long, here are a few practical tips Texas homeowners can use to protect their pipes and fixtures

So, how can Texas homeowners stay cool this summer? Well, here are six ways you can cut down on water usage without sacrificing comfort.

Poor airflow is one of the main reasons your home might have annoying hot and cold spots. When air isn’t moving the way it should, some rooms are bound to feel too warm while others stay chilly.

From modern designs and bold color choices to innovative tech features, 2025 is bringing exciting updates to kitchen and bathroom fixtures. But are these trends practical for homeowners in Texas? Let's find out.

Due to environmental factors like soil and climate type, foundational shifts can occur in Texas, which can damage the slabs that protect our home’s piping. Slabs can crack and leak, which can lower water pressure, cause mold growth and make your utility bills higher.

Even though our sinks might not get much attention, they play a big role in your daily routine. To keep it running smoothly and avoid clogs, it’s important to know what’s safe to put down the drain and what should go in the trash instead.

Plus, repairs can cost several hundred dollars, especially if a replacement is needed. Luckily, there are several things you can do as a homeowner to prevent a clogged garbage disposal from developing.

While you may want to cut down on energy costs, you don’t want to sacrifice comfort (or your safety) during the peak of Summer. Here’s a couple ways you can lower your energy bill while keeping your home cool this summer.

Hard water is a common issue here in Midland, but it doesn’t have to be a problem in your home. Investing in a water softener can protect your plumbing, extend the life of appliances, reduce energy costs and improve your skin and hair health. If you're tired of dealing with the effects of hard water, now is the time to install a water softener for your home. Need help choosing or installing the right water softener? Give First Service a call and let our team help you!