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Michael & Son Services is always looking for different ways to reach the community, whether it’s through our Cares program, work with charities or just lending a helping hand during a time of need. One of the best things we can do for the community is provide them with useful information about their homes;...
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The Michael & Son Cares Program is moving full steam ahead with its biggest project yet. The Diviney Project is centered on Ryan Diviney, a young man who was left in a coma following a brutal and unprovoked attack. After a seemingly harmless verbal exchange with two young men, Ryan was attacked and beaten...
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Today, Michael & Son technicians, salesman and managers gathered together for the quarterly company meeting. The quarterly meeting is a time to discuss accomplishments, recognize individual achievements and set goals for the next quarter. The meeting began with General Manager Elias Moussa discussing safety in the work place and earnings for the quarter. Following...
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You don’t have to have lived in the area long to realize a quality and well maintained HVAC system is a must. High temperatures coupled with heavy humidity makes the summers nearly unbearable. Along with the rising temperatures is the skyrocketing cost of energy, as the temperature rises so do your energy bills. Although...
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When was the last time your home had a duct cleaning? Did you know that your ducts can harbor some pretty nasty stuff? Particles and pollutants stuck in your ducts can cause some serious respiratory ailments. This isn’t an industry scare tactic, but the truth. Pollutants circulating in your Heating & Air conditioning unit...
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In The D.C. metropolitan area our winters can develop relatively quickly and if we learned anything from last year, it’s don’t wait till the last minute to get something done! We’re not trying to use scare tactics, but as service professionals, we know that anything can go wrong at any moment with your home...
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The federal energy tax credit ends of December 31, 2010. Launched two years ago to promote the purchase of qualified Energy Star heating and air conditioning units, insulation, roofing, water heaters, windows and doors, the program offers a 30% tax credit up to $1,500 on qualified products. Energy Star appliances can save up to...
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Federal tax credits for residential energy efficiency are set to expire at the end of the year. Learn what heating and cooling systems qualify at a complementary how-to class at Michael & Son. This will be especially useful for the homeowner who is actively considering a system replacement by year-end and wants to benefit...
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