A/C experts at Shafer Services Plus have put together this guide to help you navigate A/C maintenance costs. Whether it’s preventative maintenance, repairs, or deciding whether to repair or replace your HVAC unit–we can walk you through the process to ensure you know your options and make a decision that suits your home and budget.
Replacing and installing a new water heater in the home can be an important, yet daunting task. This type of home improvement job can be done by yourself, however if you need professional assistance, we recommend booking a service with Shafer Services Plus. Our seasoned technicians have expert experience with water heater replacements and installations, and can help you at an affordable price. To help you learn what to expect when replacing or installing your water heater, we’ll take you through an overview of the project. We’ll go over the indication signs you need a replacement, what steps are in the process, and how to care for your new water heater afterwards.
In an era when most plumbing companies are owned by out-of-town corporations, Shafer Services Plus is still a family company based in San Antonio. This gives us a unique perspective on how we serve our neighbors and our expertise in understanding the unique plumbing needs that occur in this region due to hard water, rocky soil, and climate.
A leak can be one of the single most damaging things to happen to your home. You need to address it immediately and correctly before it affects your home’s structure or leads to mold damage. At Shafer Services Plus, we believe in equipping you with all the information you need to make an educated decision and know what to look for during repairs.
Staying safe in the heat–it’s something we all need to know how to do when living in San Antonio and surrounding areas like Kyle, New Braunfels, and Seguin. Excessive heat exposure can cause serious health effects. Now is the time to prepare and take care of yourself, your pets, and your neighbors.
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