With summer comes that age old struggle over your home’s thermostat. Dad runs hot, mom’s always cold, and it’s tough to find the middle ground. As Michigan’s temperatures ramp up, ramp up your cooling system with a ductless air conditioner. Ductless air conditioners can create cool zones inside a home, making the temperature of a single room up to the tastes of the person in it.

The efficiency of a furnace is measured by the percentage of money spent on heating that actually converts to warming your home. New furnaces from Bryant are highly efficient to the point where 97% of every dollar spent heats your home. Many older furnaces only convert about 65%! The rest of this energy is wasted by old technology and a pilot light that’s constantly lit. New furnaces have an electric ignition that only starts when the thermostat tells it to, meaning they’re not burning unnecessary fuel like a traditional pilot light.

Maintaining a boat is a lot of work, but one of the obvious steps is often the most neglected: applying paint to touch up your boat. A boat is a big investment, so the idea of messing up a paint job is enough to make people skip this step.

Whether you enjoy harrowing adventures down whitewater rapids or gliding across a placid lake, kayaking is a versatile way to experience the outdoors. These vessels have come a long way from their original construction of wood and animal skin. Now, they’re often made of polyethylene or other durable materials. However, those who love their kayaks know that despite their durability, these boats deserve a lot of care and consideration when they’re stored, both short and long term.

If you pluck a dandelion flower from your garden, the weed seems to be gone for a few weeks, only to return again. However, if you dig up the dandelion’s root, it does not come back. It is the same for issues caused by an underlying structural problem. If you want lasting relief, you need to treat the root cause. Why try to patch something when you can fix it?

Starting May 13th, Plymouth entered phase two of their plan to properly protect residents by safely and effectively reopening. Residents are required to wear masks and gloves and maintain social distancing outside of their apartment. This second phase also brings the reopening of the modified dining rooms for two meals a day under strict guidelines of operation that are specified to residents.