During the first heating season, you will probably notice moisture condensing on your windows and other surfaces directly exposed to outside air, usually at the bottom of the windows.

Many plumbing clogs happen in the p-trap, the curved portion of the drain pipe under the sink and are caused by improper garbage disposal use.

Some homes have been equipped with an interior sump pump system. It is designed to keep groundwater from entering your basement.

Good HVAC maintenance by changing your filter monthly can save energy dollars and prolong the life of the unit.

If you don’t have any hot water, it’s a good idea to check your pilot light. Most McBride homes will have a status light that’s blinking to show there is an active pilot light.

The main water shut off is typically located in the basement near the front foundation wall or in the mechanical room but are also installed for each vanity and toilet in the home.

By its nature, concrete develops cracks over time. This is normal and can be expected, despite all precautions taken during installation.

If you find yourself without heat, review the maintenance list in your McBride workbook. If after reviewing this list your furnace is still not working properly, call your HVAC contractor.

Most countertops come with specific maintenance and care instructions to well-maintained counters will hold their appearance and durability.