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Southern Living features Matthew Lefler, VP of Franchise Operations at Service Experts, on how to fix low water pressure. He walks through cleaning clogged aerators and showerheads, replacing worn cartridges or outdated low-flow fixtures, spotting hidden leaks, and checking whether a sediment-filled water heater is the real culprit.

Southern Living features Matthew Lefler, VP of Franchise Operations at Service Experts, on why cranking down the thermostat during a heat wave doesn't cool your home faster. Rather, it runs longer and drives up costs. Matthew also shares tips on maintenance, insulation, and filters to help homes keep up when temperatures spike.

Men's Journal features Travis Arnesen, VP of Marketing at Service Experts, on why consistent, moderate thermostat adjustments beat chasing a "perfect" number, and why shutting the system off entirely while away usually backfires on both cost and comfort.

Popular Mechanics leans on Kim Lincoln, third-generation HVAC expert and National Sales Trainer at Service Experts, throughout its window air conditioner buying guide, covering sizing mistakes, proper window fit, energy efficiency, noise levels, and which features are actually worth paying for.

Realtor.com features Kim Lincoln, National Sales Trainer at Service Experts, on why sealing windows and doors is one of the highest-ROI weatherization projects homeowners can take on.

Real Simple features Travis Arnesen, VP of Marketing at Service Experts, explaining why pouring cooking grease down the drain is one of the most damaging habits a homeowner can develop, and sharing how to dispose of it properly.

The Kitchn features Brian Stigner, Senior Regional Director and National Plumbing Champion at Service Experts, on the golden rule of garbage disposal use: if you wouldn't compost it easily, don't put it in the disposal. Garbage disposals are built for small, soft food scraps, not bulk waste.

Popular Mechanics consulted Kim Lincoln, National Sales Trainer at Service Experts, for guidance on how ductless mini-split systems work, when they're the right choice for a home, and what shoppers should know before buying one.

Family Handyman features Kim Lincoln, National Sales Trainer at Service Experts, on three spring maintenance checks: clearing the condensate drain line to prevent shutdowns or water damage, inspecting exposed ductwork for crushed sections or leaks, and checking whether the outdoor condenser unit has shifted level over winter.

Tom's Guide features Service Experts Manager of Technical Training, Tom Essig, who notes that replacing a dirty, clogged filter can cut energy use by 5 to 15%. Tom also cautions that the quick "light test" is only a rough indicator and is best paired with a regular replacement schedule or a differential pressure gauge for accuracy.

Martha Stewart features Travis Arnesen, VP of Marketing at Service Experts, warning that covering an AC unit in winter can void the manufacturer's warranty, since most modern units are already built to handle snow, ice, and freezing temperatures.

The Spruce features Tom Essig, Manager of Technical Training at Service Experts, on practical ways to cut heating bills: sealing air leaks, upgrading to an ENERGY STAR heat pump, replacing filters regularly, and scheduling annual maintenance.