Which Christmas Song Matches Your Home Comfort?
December 16, 2024
The holidays are a magical time to relax, enjoy comfort, and cherish special time with family and friends. And what's the most time-honored way to cozy up and celebrate the season? By singing Christmas songs, of course!
And Brothers Air, Heat & Plumbing is here to honor this holiday tradition. So, warm up those vocal cords and get ready. We're revealing the holiday songs that best match your home comfort needs. (Okay, maybe it's a stretch, but humor us, it's Christmastime!)
Ready to dive into some comfort and joy? Let's get to it.
For those who don't like to clean...
Santa Claus Is Coming to Town
Oh boy! Santa is oiling up his sleigh and getting ready to head to town. Is your chimney in shape for the jolly elf's arrival? If you have a wood-burning fireplace, it's essential to schedule an annual cleaning to prevent fire hazards. Over time, creosote, a dangerous byproduct from burning wood, can build up inside your chimney walls. If your chimney isn't cleaned regularly, this creosote can cause unwanted fires within your flu. Schedule a winter cleaning now so you and Santa have peace of mind.
For those who enjoy twinkling lights...
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree
Who doesn't enjoy the festive glow from twinkling tree lights? We certainly do! But while rocking around the Christmas tree, you want to play it safe with lighting. Be sure your light strings don't have any exposed or loose wires before placing them on the tree. And never put lights on a metal-framed Christmas tree.
For those who want a white Christmas...
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
If you're hoping for some white stuff this Christmas, you'll expect temperatures to drop. Before those chilly nights creep in and snow falls, do yourself a favor and get that heating system serviced. Regular maintenance is the best way to avoid unwanted furnace repair, help maintain energy efficiency and ensure cozy nights. Bring on the snow!
For those with big families...
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
Are your college-aged kids, favorite aunts, uncles, and childhood friends headed home this holiday season? If so, it's time to get those spare bedrooms in shape and ensure your plumbing is functioning correctly. Extra people means more toilets are flushed, and additional hot water is used. Prepare before the troops return with a plumbing check and regular water heater maintenance appointment. After all, the last thing you want is to call an emergency plumber with a house full of guests!
For those who enjoy the quiet time...
Silent Night
With all the hustle and bustle the holidays bring, we treasure those rare, quiet nights when we get them. Has your HVAC unit been naughty (loud) or nice (quiet) this year? It may be time for an upgrade if you find it on the noisy and naughty list. Today's energy-efficient systems run much quieter than older models and can ensure plenty of "silent nights" all winter. Call Brothers today if you're ready for a replacement, and we can suggest the system that best fits your needs.
For those who love decorating...
Deck the Halls
Trimming the tree and decorating your home is a festive tradition! Don't forget to keep all holiday decorations away from space heaters, electrical outlets, burning candles, and air vents. It's also wise to keep decorations away from your thermostat. If decorations block the thermostat, it may read the indoor temperature inaccurately.
For those who hear things....
Up on the Rooftop
If you hear more than reindeer paws on your roof once every 365 days, you may need to reassess your roof's shape or drainage system. Regular checks of your roofing, gutters, and drainpipes help ensure that leaks or roof issues don't worsen during winter. Plus, checks help reduce calls for emergency plumbing service!
For those who want everything to go smoothly...
A Holly Jolly Christmas
Who doesn't want a flawless holiday? We all need peace of mind to enjoy a true Holly Jolly Christmas. This means being proactive and doing what you can to prevent comfort mishaps. Before the big day, change your air filters, turn off outside spigots and valves (to prevent frozen pipes), stay up to date with HVAC maintenance, and test smoke alarms and CO2 detectors.
Merry Christmas to all!