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What’s the best way to prepare your property as we head into the winter months? To help me cover this topic, I’m joined by Jim Levine from Levine & Sons.
Today I’m joined by special guest Jim Levine of Levine & Sons to talk about something very important for this time of year: heating, cooling, plumbing, and ways to prepare your property for the coming winter months.
One of the first things I want to go over is the importance of getting your furnace checked on a yearly basis. Doing this is almost like going to the doctor for an annual physical.
For one, you need to change your filter to ensure proper airflow for the furnace. If there isn’t proper airflow, the heat exchanger can get overworked and crack.
This could lead to you…
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Your Guide To Plymouth Canton Schools
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Farmington was named a city in 1926 but was considered a small village that primarily served the area’s farming community until the 1950's. Today, Farmington consists of 10 square miles in south Oakland County and has 152,631 households. Known for its Victorian style charm, Farmington remains a graceful historic district with much to offer to its residents such as weekly farmer's markets, seasonal festivals, community library, and the historic Farmington Civic Theater.
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