It’s storm season. And you know what that means: if you have a backup generator, you may need to turn it on sometime soon. A generator can make the difference between a freezer full of food that will feed you through the winter and a massive composting project. It can keep your family warm. It […]
Read morePhoto Credit: One Beautiful Life Photo Does your HVAC system turn off or on all at once? Or does it adjust itself many times in the space of an hour? Do you experience cold spells between the times when it kicks on? Or does your home feel like it’s a pretty consistent temperature? The answer […]
Read morePretty much everyone has experienced it: You need hot water for something — cooking, cleaning, a warm shower — but you have to wait for cold water that’s been standing in the pipes to run out. While you’re standing there with your hand beneath the faucet, waiting for it to warm up, you’re wasting time […]
Read morePhoto Credit: One Beautiful Life Photo We’ve all been there: a surprise heating or cooling system breakdown that leaves you either shivering in the dead of winter or sweltering in a house that’s hotter than your backyard. Preventive maintenance through planned HVAC maintenance is the way to take care of your comfort needs beforehand so […]
Read moreImage Credit to One Beautiful Life Photo A whole bunch of factors play into your decision to replace your heating system, your cooling system, or both. Especially right now. You’re considering the age and efficiency of your system. You’re researching the cost, including the potential tax break you’ll get on a new system through the […]
Read moreIf your HVAC system suddenly goes kaput in the middle of winter, it could be that your condensate line is freezing. What’s a condensate line, you ask? It’s a pipe that drains away excess moisture created by your HVAC system. Typically, a condensate line is a PVC (plastic) pipe that collects condensed humidity (er, water) […]
Read moreCapital Sheet Metal Shop New leadership, same great custom projects Recently, two of Capital’s employees stepped up to oversee the work in our sheet metal shop: Bruce Calder and Ryan Loftin. Bruce is our new shop foreman, leading overall shop operations and providing technical support to our field crews. He guides our custom projects, including […]
Read moreWhether you source your water from a well or get it from the municipal water system, we offer a variety of water filtration systems for your home, including whole-home, refrigerator, and under-counter filtration systems, reverse osmosis filters, and more. Well Water If you get your drinking water from a well, it’s imperative to test water […]
Read moreOne recent project of the North Thurston School District is a modernization of Komachin Middle School. According to the district website, the project continued through the summer and includes improvements to the building: “two new entrances, administration, library, SPED, Art, Music, Commons, and a new kitchen.” The complete remodel will include a new roof, new […]
Read moreAfter a long pandemic hiatus, Olympia Harbor Days, Olympia’s waterfront festival is back, hosted by South South Maritime Heritage Association. The event will celebrate its 50th anniversary next summer. The iconic event features tugboats and other vessels at the docks, tugboat races, arts-and-crafts vendors, live music, food booths, harbor tours, and much more. At the […]
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