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Waiting To Replace Your HVAC System

Tuesday, June 14th, 2011

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So, you are considering selling your Louisville home but your air conditioner is not working well. Do you live with it thinking you won’t be in the home in a couple of years or replace it with an energy efficient air conditioner and furnace?

Three reasons to replace that dinosaur system now.

1 – If it’s more than ten years old, it’s up to 30% less efficient than today’s minimum efficiencies. You’ll save on energy consumption with a new system.

2 – Utility rates increase every year. No matter how much we dislike it, LG&E gets their rated increase approved annually whether it’s electric or natural gas rates. Back to point number one, you’ll save money with a new system.

3 – Let’s say you you do put your house on the market. The buyers will use the age and condition of your heating and cooling system as a negotiating point. A new HVAC system eliminates that point. Plus a stack of lower utility bills is on your side of the negotiating table.

If you can afford to do it, purchasing that new system makes sense.

Contact us today at 244-4328 to arrange an in-home consultation.

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Rob’s Crockpot Pulled Pork

Saturday, June 4th, 2011

A friend of mine asked for my pulled pork recipe on Twitter. Since there aren’t enough characters to share a recipe there, I’ll share it here. We are a family on the go and are always looking for easy meals. This is one of my favorites.

Ingredients:

  • Pork loin
  • Onion
  • Desired spices

Start with a pork loin that’s big enough for your family. I like to cook 1/3 pound per serving. Nice to cook a little extra for a couple of lunches.

Place your pork loin in the crock pot. Cover 2/3 with water.

Thinly slice your favorite onion and place on the pork loin. I use just enough to cover the top of the loin.

Add any additional spices that you’d like to the water.

Cook on high for 4 hours or low for 6-8 hours. I usually start the crock on low as we’re leaving in the morning, and the meat is tender by arrival from work.

Remove the loin from the crock and carefully place on serving platter as it’s hot and tender. I like to use two forks like a big cob of corn. Then, use the forks to pull and separate the loin.

You can leave it plain at this point if the kids don’t like barbecue sauce. When we have a family gathering, we place the pulled pork back in the crock (after draining water) and mix with barbecue sauce. You can serve right from the crock and keep it warm in the crock. We leave it plain when it’s just the four of us as the kids prefer ketchup. Ya, they’re kind of weird like that.

Anyhow, there you have it. That’s our super simple pulled pork recipe.

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