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When your early morning showers start out warm and end up cold, it is probably time to start thinking about a new water heater. Generally, a water heater lasts between 10 to 15 years and you know it is starting to fail when you notice sediment in your water, water pooling around the water heater or you start running out of hot water sooner than normal. The second largest energy expense in your home is water heating, accounting for about 18% of your utility bill. Therefore, researching for the best energy-efficient water heater is worth your time. Look for the Energy Star ® and EnergyGuide labels with categories reflecting high-efficiency gas non-condensing, gas condensing, electric heat pump, gas tankless and solar. The most popular water heater styles include: conventional natural gas/propane and electric tank water heaters, hybrid hot water heaters, heat pump water heaters and tankless water heaters. The natural gas on- demand or tankless water heaters are 30% more energy efficient than standard natural gas storage tank water heaters, according to energy.gov. The heat pump water heater usually uses 50% less electricity to heat water than the conventional electric water heaters and solar water heaters are environmentally friendly, so consider it as well. Tips for water heating • When buying a new dishwasher or clothes washer, consider purchasing a water-saving Energy Star ® model in order to reduce hot water use. • Install aerating, low-flow faucets and showerheads. • Fix leaky faucets. • To avoid burns and receive comfortable hot water, set the thermostat on the water heater to 120ºF. When should you replace your water heater? Age of the water heater – An average lifespan of a water heater is 10-15 years. Consider a new, more efficient water heater while Maeser is running the $650 special. (See coupon on back.) Leakage – A leaking water heater is cause for concern. You don’t want to come home to a flooded basement. Not enough hot water – As your water heater ages, it becomes less efficient and is unable to supply as much hot water as in the past. If the hot water runs out due to your growing family, consider a new, higher- Fall News compliments of Maeser Services maeser.com • 502-266-6546 4 Clean gutters and downspouts 4 Smoke/carbon monoxide detector 4 Tune up the furnace 4 Monthly furnace filter change 4 Inspect weather-stripping and caulk 4 Drain outside faucets when temperatures dip 4 Inspect plumbing fixtures for leaks 4 Rake and compost leaves 4 Test GFCI receptacles Fall to-do list Is it time to replace your water heater? Community Activity • Our float was in Middletown’s Family Fun Festival & Craft Show and the Gaslight Festival in J-town. • We were proud to sponsor the Million Dollar Duck in the Ken-Ducky Derby and Harbor House. Maeser is a proud sponsor of U of L Athletics. Go Cards! • Thanks to the U of L fans who had their picture taken with Ducky at the UL/ NC game. facebook.com/ MaeserServices Our Facebook page is fun! We have promotions, remodeling before and after photos, staff photos and so much more. Maeser’s Preferred Maintenance Plan Our preventive maintenance plan includes: • Precision tune-up • Priority scheduling • No extra charge for emergency service • FREE estimates • 15% off heating/air conditioning repairs • 10% off plumbing repairs. Become a member today! 266-6546 Check out our blog! Get information, ideas, product advice and tips. maeser.com/blog/ Senior Citizen Days Save an additional 10% off service calls on Wednesdays and Thursdays* *Not valid with other offers. Discount not applicable during extreme weather (i.e. flooding, weather advisory days or other acts of nature). QUACKS Before After Featured Remodeled Bathroom Maeser added style and functionality to this spacious, but outdated bathroom for customers, Peter and Kelly. We installed cream-colored tile on the floor, a contemporary off-white vanity, frameless glass shower doors, double mirrors, modern faucets and the chocolate-brown granite shower and countertop. The medicine cabinet, which resembles a column, combines functionality with beauty. The spa-system showerhead features seven different types of spray. Peter and Kelly can now revel in the ultimate shower experience. To view other recently remodeled bathrooms, visit www.maeser.com.

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Page 1: Around the House Featured Remodeled BathroomYou don’t want to come home to a flooded basement. Not enough hot water – As your water heater ages, it becomes less efficient and is

When your early morning showers start out warm and end up cold, it is probably time to start thinking about a new water heater. Generally, a water heater lasts between 10 to 15 years and you know it is starting to fail when you notice sediment in your water, water pooling around the water heater or you start running out of hot water sooner than normal.

The second largest energy expense in your home is water heating, accounting for about 18% of your utility bill. Therefore, researching for the best energy-efficient water heater is worth your time. Look for the Energy Star® and EnergyGuide labels with categories reflecting high-efficiency gas non-condensing, gas condensing, electric heat pump, gas tankless and solar.

The most popular water heater styles include: conventional natural gas/propane and electric tank water heaters, hybrid hot water heaters, heat pump water heaters and tankless water heaters. The natural gas on- demand or tankless water heaters are 30% more energy efficient than standard natural gas storage tank water heaters, according to energy.gov. The heat pump water heater usually uses 50% less electricity to heat water than the conventional electric water heaters and solar water heaters are environmentally friendly, so consider it as well.

Tips for water heating• When buying a new dishwasher or clothes washer, consider purchasing a water-saving Energy Star® model in order to reduce hot water use.• Install aerating, low-flow faucets and showerheads.• Fix leaky faucets.• To avoid burns and receive comfortable hot water, set the thermostat on the water heater to 120ºF.

When should you replace your water heater?Age of the water heater – An average lifespan of a water heater is 10-15 years. Consider a new, more efficient water heater while Maeser is running the $650 special. (See coupon on back.)

Leakage – A leaking water heater is cause for concern. You don’t want to come home to a flooded basement.

Not enough hot water – As your water heater ages, it becomes less efficient and is unable to supply as much hot water as in the past. If the hot water runs out due to your growing family, consider a new, higher-

theFall News compliments of Maeser Services

maeser.com • 502-266-6546

4 Clean gutters and downspouts4 Smoke/carbon monoxide detector 4 Tune up the furnace4 Monthly furnace filter change4 Inspect weather-stripping and caulk

4 Drain outside faucets when temperatures dip4 Inspect plumbing fixtures for leaks4 Rake and compost leaves4 Test GFCI receptacles

Fall to-do list

Around HouseIs it time to replace your water heater?

• Community Activity• Our float was in Middletown’s Family Fun Festival & Craft Show and the Gaslight Festival in J-town.• We were proud to sponsor the Million Dollar Duck in the Ken-Ducky Derby and Harbor House.

• Maeser is a proud sponsor of U of L Athletics. Go Cards!• Thanks to the U of L fans who had their picture taken with Ducky at the UL/NC game.

• facebook.com/ MaeserServicesOur Facebook page is fun! We have promotions, remodeling before and after photos, staff photos and so much more.

• Maeser’s Preferred Maintenance PlanOur preventive maintenance plan includes:

• Precision tune-up • Priority scheduling• No extra charge for emergency service • FREE estimates • 15% off heating/air conditioning repairs• 10% off plumbing repairs.

Become a member today! 266-6546

• Check out our blog!Get information, ideas, product advice and tips. maeser.com/blog/

• Senior Citizen DaysSave an additional 10% off service calls on Wednesdays and Thursdays* *Not valid with other offers. Discount not applicable during extreme weather (i.e. flooding, weather advisory days or other acts of nature).

QUACKS

Before

After

Featured Remodeled BathroomMaeser added style and functionality to this spacious, but outdated bathroom for customers, Peter and Kelly. We installed cream-colored tile on the floor, a contemporary off-white vanity, frameless glass shower doors, double mirrors, modern faucets and the chocolate-brown granite shower and countertop. The medicine cabinet, which resembles a column, combines functionality with beauty. The spa-system showerhead features seven different types of spray. Peter and Kelly can now revel in the ultimate shower experience.

To view other recently remodeled bathrooms, visit www.maeser.com.

Page 2: Around the House Featured Remodeled BathroomYou don’t want to come home to a flooded basement. Not enough hot water – As your water heater ages, it becomes less efficient and is

just ducky recipes. . .

Add oil, garlic and onion to large stock pot over medium heat.Saute for 3-4 minutes. Add sage, salt, pepper, broth and squash.Bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat and simmer for 20 minutes (or until squash has a tender consistency). Use stick blender to lightly puree, leaving some chunks, or puree half of the soup in a food processor or blender and return to pot. Garnish with Parmesan cheese.

1 tsp. olive oil1 clove garlic, minced1/2 c. chopped onions1 tsp. fresh sage1/2 tsp. salt

1/8 tsp. ground black pepper3 c. fat-free chicken broth1 1/2 lbs. butternut squash (peeled, seeded, cubed)Parmesan cheese (garnish)

capacity hot water heater.High energy cost – Older water heaters are less efficient than the newer versions. Modern designs insulate the water better and keep your water hot for longer periods of time, consequently, reducing your energy usage since the water heater doesn’t have to work as hard.

The benefits of the Maeser $650 deal (see coupon) • New standard efficiency water heater – up to 50-gallon tank• New connections to existing hot and cold water piping• New flue to existing chimney – up to 5 feet of flue• New temperature and pressure safety relief valve• New drip tube and brass water heater drain valve• Standard 6-year tank warranty – Lifetime warranty available• Plumbing permit fees• Recycling of your old unit• Same day installation

Our goal is to keep your family comfortable and when the frustration of insufficient hot water and high energy bills are making you want an upgrade, Maeser has options.

“Just Ducky” Services

Plumbing Back Flow Preventers

Drain Water LinesDrain Cleaning

Emergency Plumbing RepairsFaucet Installation

Fixture ReplacementGarbage Disposals Gas Piping Repairs

Sump Pump Flooding PreventionWater Heating

Heating and Cooling Air Cleaners

Air ConditioningIndoor Air Quality Systems

Furnaces Heat Pumps Humidifiers

Roof Top Units Unit Heaters

Zone Control Comfort Solutions

Complete Bathroom Remodel

Body Massage Shower and Whirlpool Tubs

Aging In Place Remodels

Financing Available

502-266-6546www.maeser.com

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Customer testimonial

“We realized that our heat pump was broken on one of the coldest days on record in Louisville. Maeser came out immediately and repaired our unit at a reasonable cost. The technician was everything Maeser claimed he would be! Despite what must have been a busy time for the company, he finished the repair with a smile on his face. We have Maeser come service our HVAC system every fall and spring to make sure we’re never in that situation again! ”– Brandon H.

Quick ButternutSquash Soup

Thanks to our military for spending part of their day with us during a U of L home game.

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any repair

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Furnace precision tune-up $69.95

Regularly $99.95

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Hurry! It’s getting cold.

Your heating system needs routine maintenance to keep it running its best. With a comprehensive annual Precision Furnace Tune-Up from Maeser you can prevent the inconvenience and expense of a furnace breakdown. A neglected furnace can cost

you money in lost efficiency, breakdowns and a shorter lifespan of your heating system.

At Maeser, we go way beyond the basic heating system check. We also check for any malfunctions that can cause costly break-downs during peak use, giving you the peace of mind knowing your furnace is operating safely and efficiently all winter long.

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