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How Solar Power Can Change Your Business

Choosing to make go solar at your place of business may strike you as a risky move. It's true that making the switch will require you to invest some time and money, but you'll get more out of it than you may think. Not only will you save money over the long term when it comes to your electric and energy costs, you'll also be building your own reputation as an environmentally responsible company and contributing to a better world overall. This blog contains ideas that will help you learn how to make the switch to solar power at your place of business. If you're looking for a way to make a radical change, this blog is for you.

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Family-Owned Restaurants: Why You Shouldn't Clean Out Your Own Grease Trap

Posted on April 4, 2016

If you're a family-owned restaurant owner who wants to save money on expenses, you may choose to clean out your kitchen's grease trap yourself. Although it's possible to clean out a grease trap yourself, it may not be a good idea that you do. Grease traps contain toxic fumes that can be harmful to your health and the health of your employees if you inhale them. Grease spills can also place the staff at risk for costly slip and fall accidents you may need to pay for through your company's insurance. [Read More]

Driving A Car While Going Green: Small Choices That Have A Big Impact

Posted on October 15, 2014

Let's face it. Cars aren't really environmentally friendly. From manufacturing to cleaning, they require a host of fossil fuels and specialized cleaning products to keep them running well and looking good. However, even when you do hit the road with four (or more) tires, there are still some small choices you can make to prevent yourself from becoming an environmental Big Foot.  1. Have Professionals Do Oil And Fluid Changes [Read More]

6 Signs That You Need A Water Softener

Posted on October 2, 2014

Many municipalities have hard water, instead of the more desirable soft water. Hard water is water that has a lot of dissolved minerals in it, such as calcium and magnesium, while soft water doesn't have these minerals. Hard water isn't bad for your health, but it is bad for your plumbing, since these dissolved minerals build up inside your pipes. Here are six signs that you have hard water, and need to get a water softener. [Read More]

4 Unexpected Expenses Of DIY Home Renovation

Posted on September 9, 2014

Budgeting is the first step in DIY home renovation. After all, you need to know that you can afford the supplies and tools necessary for the project. Make sure to account for these four unexpected expenses when preparing your home renovation budget to avoid spending more than you have set aside for the task at hand. 1.  Permitting fees – Many homeowners don't think about licensing and permitting fees when it comes to DIY home renovation. [Read More]