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Why You Shouldn’t Use Fabric Softener in Your Washer

Why You Shouldn’t Use Fabric Softener in Your Washer

Fabric softeners are often marketed as a must-have laundry essential, promising softness, fragrance, and static-free clothes. But before you pour that capful into your washer, it’s worth understanding the hidden downsides. At Home-Tech, we’ve seen firsthand how fabric...
4 Quick Fall Tips from Home-Tech

4 Quick Fall Tips from Home-Tech

Happy Fall, Southwest Florida! If you are originally from the North, it probably doesn’t feel like it. There are no frost-covered dewy early mornings and no trees showing off the brilliant bright oranges, yellows, and reds. Well, your air conditioning company...
5 Energy Saving Air Conditioning Tips for Fall

5 Energy Saving Air Conditioning Tips for Fall

Are you looking for energy saving tips this fall? Fall includes the smell of cinnamon, decorated pumpkins, the first cool night when we can open up the windows and the changing of the clocks. As our fellow Floridians would agree, the hot summers and hurricane season...
Appliance Problems New Homeowners Should Know About

Appliance Problems New Homeowners Should Know About

Buying a new home in Fort Myers is exciting, but discovering appliance problems after you move in can quickly take the shine off homeownership. From refrigerators that are not cooling properly to washing machines that will not drain, common appliance issues can lead to unexpected repair costs and major inconveniences. Knowing what to look for and when to call a professional appliance repair company can help you catch problems early and keep your home running smoothly. In this guide, Home-Tech covers some of the most common appliance problems new homeowners should know about and when it is time to call for appliance repair in Fort Myers.

Easy Snowbird Prepping for 2022 Hurricane Season

Easy Snowbird Prepping for 2022 Hurricane Season

H. Jackson Brown, Jr. put it best when he said, “The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today!” That saying couldn’t be truer when it comes to hurricane season here in SWFL. The official hurricane season is from June 1st to November...