| Carbon monoxide
If the flame on your furnace, boiler or water heater is burning normally, it will be bright blue, with a yellow tip. If incomplete combustion is occurring, the flame will become increasingly yellow.
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| Low water pressure
Low water pressure is a problem usually found in old homes, or Sometimes in homes located on a hill. While most homeowners wouldn't want to install an entire new system, there are a few things you can try which might improve your water pressure.
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| Preventing a freeze
Freezing pipes are not uncommon to those who live in climates that reach freezing temperatures. Pipes located in exterior walls, crawl spaces and attics are vulnerable to freezing if there isn't enough insulation surrounding them.
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| Water lines
The water that flows from your tap enters your home through a single water service pipe under your property. Either you receive water from the city supply, or from a well on your property.
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| When seasons change
Seasonal changes like winter can greatly effect your plumbing. Before the cold weather sets in, you might need to prepare your water lines. Outdoor faucets and lines and those in unheated outdoor buildings are most vulnerable to freezing temperatures.
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