3 Tips For Getting The Most Out Of Your Solar Panels

Posted on: 19 January 2017

Solar panels are an expensive investment, but they can pay off big-time in energy savings. That's why it's in your best interest to make sure that you're getting the most from your solar panels. Solar panels are typically very low-maintenance, but that doesn't mean that there's nothing you can do to keep them in good working order and make sure that you're getting the most value out of them. Take a look at some tips that can help.
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How to Prevent Drainage Clogs When You Have a Sand Box Septic Filtration System

Posted on: 29 January 2016

If you have a relatively small property with a septic system, then it is likely that you have either a sand mound or a sand box filtration system that helps to take care of the fluid wastes that are transported out of the tank. If you have a sand box filtration system in place, then it is extremely important that you keep this part of the system in great shape. Otherwise, fluids may build in your system extremely quickly and cause a backflow issue.
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Starting A Business In Bear Country? It's Time For A Brief On Dealing With Commercial Trash

Posted on: 19 November 2015

Are you starting a business in a rural location? If so, hashing out the details of your new shop's trash containment and removal process probably isn't at the top of your priority list. But if your new business will be located in an area known for bear activity, the way you handle your commercial garbage is about to become a whole lot more important than ever before. What's So Bad About A Bear Getting Into Your Dumpster?
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Can Used Cooking Oil Help Warm Your Home?

Posted on: 12 November 2015

If you're tired of paying high energy bills to keep your drafty oil-fueled home warm this winter, you may be investigating the cost of replacing your windows (or your furnace) in an effort to keep your energy bills down. While upgrading to more energy-efficient windows and appliances is often an investment worth the cost, in many cases it can be equally as economical -- as well as better for the environment -- to convert your existing oil heater to run on biodiesel you create yourself by recycling cooking oil.
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