Can water heaters rust? Most definitely! We’ve looked at how this can occur before and what it means for a water heater. Thes short version is that it usually means a water heater must be replaced. An extremely old water heater can begin to corrode, which is as good a sign as any that the unit is overdue for retirement. But younger water heaters can rust as well if they aren’t cared for properly.
This brings us to our topic today: the anode rod in a storage tank water heater, also known as the sacrificial anode rod for reasons that we’ll explain. One of the most important maintenance tasks to keep a tank water heater running for many years is to make regular anode rod changes—because the anode rod is one of the most important defenses a water heater has against rust and other types of corrosion. Follow us below as we look into the anode more.
A new year is starting and you’re probably making some long-term plans. If you’re reading this, a new HVAC system is likely part of those plans. You’ve definitely come to the right people—we’ve worked on 
When you’re looking for a new appliance, whether an air conditioner or toaster, you’ll notice many items have a blue sticker on them that says ENERGY STAR. You’ll probably guess this means the device uses less energy than one that doesn’t have the label—but if you’re curious about what the it actually means, and how it can help you when it comes to new installation of an air conditioning system or heating system, we can shed some more light on this common label. 
The early spring brings with it warmer weather. But it also brings with it allergy season. Bad allergic reactions to pollen, mold, and other pollutants floating in the air can turn a pleasant spring into an extremely unpleasant one—even for people who don’t normally suffer from allergic reactions.