SWPPD Blog

            Home improvement TV shows make household repairs look easy. But when it comes to electrical repairs, DIYers should move over and make room for a pro.  Read More

      Everyone knows that turning the thermostat down a few degrees and throwing an extra blanket on the bed can stave off high winter energy bills. Here are a few simple but lesser-known energy-savers that you might consider trying this season: Read More

      When it’s time to say good-bye to that old refrigerator or microwave, say good-bye for good. Read More

      When an older appliance is on the fritz, it usually makes sense to replace it rather than to sink money into repair after repair. But when an appliance breaks down before its expected life span has passed, a repair could be the better option. Read More

            So you’re home most of time—working, teaching your kids and taking care of a house that’s always full. And you were too reluctant to let a service tech into your home this fall to check your heating system. Read More

SWPPD will be closed on 12/25/20 to celebrate Christmas.   Read More

            It’s tough to think about all the parties, family gatherings, church services and shopping mall trips you might have to skip this holiday season as you and your family keep yourselves safe and socially distant. Read More

How awful would you feel if the thoughtfully selected holiday gift you gave a child or other loved one wound up injuring the recipient? Read More

Prevent house fires and emergency room trips this holiday season by following a few common-sense rules for safe decorating.  Read More

It takes a lot of energy to cook all day and to host a house full of company for Thanksgiving. So while you’re making your grocery list this holiday season, start a list of ways you and your family can cut down on energy use. Read More