At Pippin Brothers Home Services our guiding principle has always been to “Take care of our customers and our team members”. This principle rings loud and clear as we take steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Having trouble with your furnace? Find out what the problem could be with this guide to diagnosing common furnace sounds. Pippin Brothers is your local heating system expert in the Lawton, OK area, offering furnace repairs, maintenance, replacement, and more.
It’s a scenario that no homeowner ever wants to deal with: You go to turn up your thermostat, only to find that the temperature of your home is steadily decreasing no matter how high you set it at. Dumbfounded, you place your hand near your heating vents—nothing is coming out. It begins to dawn on you that you currently have no heat, while the meteorologist on TV is forecasting the coldest night of the year thus far.
Learn about seven of the most common plumbing problems Oklahoma homeowners experience and when you should call a professional for plumbing help in Lawton. Pippin Brothers explains what to do when plumbing is backed up, signs of frozen pipes, and more. Call today!
No one should go without heat in Lawton, OK. So if your furnace won’t start, try this troubleshooting checklist before calling your local technician for help.
Preventing frozen pipes in the bitter winter temperatures begins with these easy tips from the plumbing professionals at Pippin Brothers. Make sure you are including these steps in your winter prep for your Lawton, OK home this year and stay free from plumbing disasters.
Heating your home typically isn’t an option, but how you heat your home is! Here is what you need to know about whether a heat pump or furnace is right for you.
What would you guess is the number-one user of water in your home? Your washing machine? The dishwasher? The bathtubs and showers? Well, you may be surprised to know that the toilet actually outranks them all.
Stack effect occurs in most homes as a result of pressure differences and flaws in the home’s building envelope. If you’re not careful, it can significantly reduce your home comfort.
Unless you live alone, there’s a good chance you’ve experienced waiting for the shower, taking a cool or cold shower or missing your chance to shower all together. Getting out the door in the morning can be challenging enough, especially with buses to catch, lunches to pack, phone calls to field and lost homework to find.