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The Full Nelson Services team is here when you need us this winter season.

Our HVAC and Plumbing Experts are available 24/7 to help keep you safe and comfortable at home.

This is only the beginning of the winter weather to come, so be sure to read up on the Expert Tips below and call your local Full Nelson Experts when you need us!

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Full Nelson Services Has Moved!

It's been a long time coming, but we have officially moved to our new location!

To help commemorate our move, we've decided to become a Toys for Toys drop-off location! Please donate only new toys to our new address below and we'll take it from there.

8525 Parallel Parkway, Kansas City, KS 66112

#LongLiveYourFurnace

Your furnace works hard to keep your home warm. Think about it… You probably run your furnace more than you run your car! And how often do you have your car into a garage for maintenance or repair work?

The typical furnace will last for about 15 years (depending on the manufacturer), but if it's treated poorly it may not last that long.

Here are five tips to keep your furnace heating your home for as many years as possible.

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Preventing Frozen Pipes

Sub-zero temperatures are on the way!

Be ready for the arctic weather with these expert tips for preventing frozen pipes:

Open Interior doors to allow warm air to circulate, including cabinets under sinks
Let cold water drip from the faucets
Keep the garage doors closed! The garage is one of the most common places where we find frozen pipes.
Ask your heating & cooling expert about an infrared heater to protect the pipes in the garage from freezing.