If you can’t stand the heat, there’s truly nothing like stepping into an air-conditioned room. Still, even with the advancements and improvements of these systems over the years, proper air condition maintenance remains crucial to keeping the...
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Spring cleaning is the perfect opportunity to give your home a fresh start. While you’re busy dusting, decluttering, and organizing, don’t forget one essential part of your home that deserves some attention—your air conditioning system. A...
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Eichler homes are a distinct branch of Modernist architecture that originated in Sunnyvale. Joseph Eichler built over 10,000 of these homes in Northern California and over 900 in Southern California from 1947 to 1974. Eichler homes have a...
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The gentle breezes of spring in Tampa are a welcome respite, but they also signal the impending arrival of scorching summer heat. Don’t let your AC system fail you when you need it the most. Proper spring AC maintenance is essential to ensure...
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When your AC starts acting up, it’s easy to assume the problem is something obvious, like a clogged filter or a thermostat issue. But sometimes, the real trouble is hiding beneath the surface. That’s where a professional can make all the...
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Read more Cupertino has a large number of Eichler homes with 223 Eichlers located in the area bordered by Stevens Creek Blvd, Lawrence Expressway , and Miller Avenue. The Fairgrove neighborhood, framed by Miller Avenue, Bollinger Road, Phil Lane, and South...
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There are about 350 Eichler homes in San Jose, spread over five tracts. These homes were built in a time span from 1951 to 1962, using different architectural firms. Eichler homes are built without places to hide ductwork, so central air isn’t a...
Read more When people think of Eichler homes in the East Bay, many people think of Walnut Creek or Oakland Hills, but Concord has the third largest number of Eichlers in the East Bay. There are 187 Eichler homes in three different neighborhoods – Rancho...
Read more Designed in 1964, and built in 1965-1966, the Eichler homes in the Oakland Hills in the Sequoyah Hills neighborhood were some of the last Eichlers built in the East Bay. The 53 Eichler homes were one of Joseph Eichlers smaller subdivisions in...
Read more From 1960 to 1965, about 185 Eichler homes were built in the Greenridge neighborhood of Castro Valley, making it the second largest Eichler community in the East Bay. Only the Rancho San Miguel neighborhood in Walnut Creek has more Eichler homes...
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