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It all starts with a personal touch, immediate availability, taking the stress away from you.
Our years of experience take you beyond problem-solving and into avoiding
future problems altogether by educating you about how better you can maintain your equipment,
prepare for the changing seasons and how best to handle machines during off-seasons.


Fixing Plumbing issues in New Jersey for years!!
We’ve been rescuing New Jerseians from some messy plumbing situations for years. We are here to assist you whenever you need help, we know machines tend to break at the worst possible time, Thanksgiving – we’ve been there, middle of a snowstorm – that’s the time the boiler loves to break down, we’ve dealt with that too, a 5 day heat scorcher, AC gives up life – we know and we have been there to cool back your home and family.
We provide instant relief when it hurts the most, our phone operators take service orders at any time and connect you with one of our team members who know how to calm you down with a perfect solution you will not have to wait long for to come.
We’ve been taking service calls in northern and central New Jersey for years, we know the terrain, weather-related problem, style of home structures, we know the weak spots, the equipment and therefore can provide the fastest solution to the problem. Our summers are extremely hot and humid, our winter can be brutal and your home needs to weather it all. Our next job after the fix is alert you about year-round maintenance.
It Is Currently: Summer
With summer heat waves already hitting some parts of the country, we at Green Apple Mechanical would like to remind homeowners it is important know how to stay cool and recognize the signs of heat-related medical issues.
a combination of keeping one's surroundings cool and adjusting daily habits can help offset the effects of a heatwave. He offered the following tips for area residents to protect themselves when temperatures rise:
> Make sure the air conditioning unit is functioning properly. Homeowners should have their HVAC unit serviced at least once a year to ensure it will not malfunction when it is needed most.
> Use shades, curtains and awnings to keep the heat out. Keeping shades or curtains closed during the heat of the day can keep the sun's rays out and the cool air in. Using weatherstripping around doors and windows can also help.
> Stay indoors as much as possible. Residents should limit their time outdoors. If outdoor work is necessary, do it in the mornings and at dusk when the heat is minimized.
> Drink plenty of water. Water keeps the body hydrated, which helps it stay cool even when exposed to heat. Make sure any children, older adults or pets who live in the home also have access to plenty of water.
> Learn the signs of heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Each of these heat-related illnesses has its own set of symptoms. With heat cramps or exhaustion, providing water, a cool space, cold towels and rest can alleviate the problem. If a victim is overheated, vomiting, losing consciousness or refusing water, he or she may be having a heatstroke. Call 911 immediately.
Your energy bills can be lowered this summer with these great tips
The first thing to do if you aren’t getting cool air is to check your return vents to make sure they aren’t blocked.
Remember that your furnace is working 12 months out of the year… and you need to change out the filters regularly.
Walk outside to the unit and make sure the condenser is free and clear of plants, weeds, and other debris.
If you need some help, call us at 201-300-5554
Clear your home’s drains of residue
Drains can get gunky and build up residue over time due to daily hand-washing, showering, and other tasks. While you’re performing your pre-summer maintenance tasks, it’s important to clean the drains to avoid unexpected clogs.
While some homeowners rely on commercial drain cleaners to get the job done, that’s not always the best or safest option. Consider using an all-natural and less expensive option to clean your drains.
We suggest pouring a half-cup of baking soda down the drain, then a half-cup of vinegar. The chemical reaction will help dissolve any clog. After 10 to 15 minutes, slowly pour hot water to clear out lingering residue.
If you don’t like the smell of vinegar, swap it out for lemon juice—the acidity of lemons can have a similar effect on cleaning your drains.
Clean the gutters ahead of summer rainstorms
Many plumbers consider gutters part of your plumbing system because they carry water away from your house. If gutters are overtopped with water, it can damage the home’s foundation and walls of the basement, creating cracks that may grow over time.
All kinds of debris can land in your gutters, including leaves, twigs, seeds, and even wind-borne trash like plastic bags.
When this happens, the first part of your home in danger of water damage is the roof, as pooling water can rot your fascia, shingles, and the edge of your roofline.
To clean your gutters, use a ladder on leveled ground that locks in place Hook an empty bucket to the top of the ladder to collect the debris you remove and be sure to use work gloves as you’re removing the debris.
Using a handheld garden tool such as a trowel can be useful while cleaning gutters and can help scrape up sludge from the bottom of the gutter. Once the gutter is clear, use a hose to wash it completely clean and ensure the water is flowing freely through the downspout.
Flush the water heater to remove built-up sediment
This is one of those annual tasks that should be tackled with the rest of your spring-cleaning. Throughout the year, calcium and magnesium that can accumulate in your water heater solidify, and potentially mix with dirt and other inclusions, becoming sediment that accumulates at the bottom of your tank. The sediment could increase the chances of a leak coming out of the bottom of the tank and prevent your water heater from heating as effectively.
Flushing your water heater is a generally simple task. All you will need is a hose that can connect tightly to the flushing valve on the side of your tank and a large bucket.
First, shut off the gas or electrical connection to your tank and connect the hose to the drain valve. Make sure the other end of the hose is in a large bucket or storm drain, open the drain valve, and let the water flow out. At the same time, open your temperature and pressure-relief valve.
If the bucket has sediment crystals in the bottom, then continue letting the water drain through. When new crystals stop appearing in the bottom, close the drain valve and let the tank refill.
Then restart your pilot light or turn your electrical connection back on, and your tank should heat up again.
Inspect and maintain your septic tank
If your house runs on a septic system, it’s a good idea to make sure your septic tank is ready to handle the extra use that occurs during the summer. This means keeping your system well-maintained and practicing good septic hygiene.
Regular maintenance can help prevent problems before they occur, so you don’t end up with sewage backing up into your yard or home. How often you need inspection and maintenance depends on the specific type of system you have, but most need to be checked by an inspector at a minimum every three years.
He says a septic inspector will look for leaks, clogs, and other malfunctions and determine if the tank needs pumping to remove the solids, the frequency of which will depend on the size of your system, how many people use it, and how much waste you produce.
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