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A New Homeowner’s Guide to Understanding Your AC System in Summer

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Congratulations on becoming a new homeowner! As you settle into your new abode, one of the essential systems you’ll rely on during the warmer summer months is your air conditioning (AC) system. Understanding how your AC works and how to care for it will ensure a comfortable and enjoyable summer. In this simple guide, we’ll […]

Amp Up Your August!

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August has arrived, and with it comes the scorching summer heat! At Southern Trust Home Services, we believe in keeping our customers cool, comfortable, and connected even during the hottest months. So, we’ve compiled some electrifying tips to help you navigate this sizzling season like a pro! Tip #1: Stay Cool and Energy-Efficient! As temperatures […]

5 Reasons You Need An AC Tune Up

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5 Reasons You Need an AC Tune-up Right now, spring temperatures are comfortable for most Roanokers, but it won’t be long until the weather turns hotter and more humid, even at night. As our summers continue to get muggier, it’s not a good idea to risk having your air conditioner break down during a sweltering […]

April Showers Bring Storm Damage. Be Prepared

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April Showers Bring Storm Damage. Be Prepared! We all know the rain we get in April helps make our landscaping grow in abundance during the hotter months. But we shouldn’t forget that rain is sometimes accompanied by storms that cause damage and power outages. While you certainly can’t control the weather, you can take precautions […]

How to tell if your main sewer line is clogged

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We’ve all experienced that sinking feeling: You’re ready to take a relaxing shower only to see that your tub is backed up with a smelly sludge that won’t go down. While this could simply be a sign that your tub drain is clogged, it could also be a symptom of a buildup of tree roots […]

Imagine a day without water

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Imagine going a day without a bath, the ability to cook or clean or even an opportunity to drink a cool glass of refreshing water. Water scarcity is a problem that is plaguing the globe and to underscore the importance of protecting and conserving this important resource, the United Nations has designated March 22 as […]

5 Signs Your Home Office Needs Electrical Improvements

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Between high-speed internet and lingering concerns about COVID-19,more and more people are working from home offices instead of going into work on a daily basis. But, if you have an older home or have a lot of computer equipment, your home office might not be able to handle the electrical needs you require to get […]

Ring in the new year with a happy home: tips to improve your home’s energy efficiency

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With utility costs expected their continued rise in 2023, a homeowner might add “improving my energy efficiency” to their New Year’s Resolution list. While simple fixes like weather stripping windows and doors and unplugging unused electronics will save you some cash, it’s the big-ticket items that will really make a dent in your utility costs. […]

Can a tankless top your conventional water heater?

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If you currently have a conventional water heater but are considering a switch to a tankless model, there may be some things you should consider before you make the switch. Your Roanoke plumbing experts at Southern Trust Home Services want you to consider the benefits of going tankless when making a decision on a new […]

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