ATLANTA, GA (PRWEB) January 06, 2015

Atlanta heating company Bardi Heating, Cooling and Plumbing has announced a variety of specials for the new year, including HVAC and plumbing discounts and extended anniversary savings. Bardi's discounts will be useful for any costly system repairs, especially with Georgia's predicted severe winter weather.

For a limited time only, residential customers can enjoy $50 off any heating or plumbing service totaling $150 or more or a free diagnostic with any furnace or plumbing repair, a $68 value. Residents can also take advantage of a $100 credit rebate when replacing an old toilet with a high-efficiency toilet, which features a heated seat for optimal comfort, built-in bidet, front-and-back washer and slow-close seat.

In addition, Bardi's 25th anniversary savings offered in 2014 will continue into 2015. Customers who join the Friends of Bardi Maintenance Club will receive a 25 percent discount off any HVAC or plumbing repairs on the day of service, up to $125 in savings. Additional benefits are available throughout the year exclusively for Bardi Maintenance Club members.

It's important to promptly address any heating and air or plumbing issues to avoid costly, large scale repairs or replacements," stated Adam Bardi, residential service manager at Bardi Heating, Cooling & Plumbing. "Hopefully these specials will help encourage people to maintain and repair their systems before winter storms occur."

Some discount restrictions apply, discounts cannot be combined with other offers. Please refer to Bardis website for details.

About Bardi Heating, Cooling and Plumbing: Bardi Heating, Cooling and Plumbing is a family-owned HVAC and plumbing company in Atlanta. Founded in 1989 by Alex and Susan Bardi, the company has been providing the Atlanta area with quality HVAC services for over 25 years. Bardi also offers plumbing repairs and services, and is home to an experienced management team as well as an outstanding team of NATE certified technicians, whose number one priority is to keep their customers satisfied by always, always, always doing the right thing. Bardi provides free electronics pick-up and recycling on all service calls benefiting Nobis Works. For more information about energy efficient HVAC products, visit http://bardi.com or call 770-263-5355.

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On a snow-socked street in Willow Springs, help arrived just in the nick of time. Michelle Shangs heat was not working and her call for repair is the kind especially common now.

The new furnaces, there are so many sensors and switches in them that need to be cleaned out, said Rick Broesch of Four Seasons Heating and Cooling.

Broesch tells people to, be proactive, not reactive. Clean it and get an annual maintenance done. Theyll find a lot of problems beforelike she has no heat now.

The advice is much the same when pondering your pipes. Precautions are already needed from an experts eye as our temps plunge.

In order to keep your pipes from freezing, John Baethke of John Baethke & Sons Plumbing says, you put it in the center and you want the trickle to be enough that we know the water is coming through the hot and cold side and youre good. These pipes underneath this kitchen wont freeze!

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Syracuse, NY -- The last Onondaga County jury to hear murder evidence against Lynnquan Kellam ended deadlocked after three days, 11 to 1.

This week, a second jury begins to hear the case against Kellam, 28, who is accused of shooting Arthur Bullock, 54, to death May 31, 2013 on Bullock's front porch at 142 Fage Ave. Bullock was shot in the head during a robbery and died at Upstate University Hospital.

Kellam, who was on the porch, says he was not the shooter, but another victim of the actual robber. But prosecutor Melinda McGunnigle counter that an eyewitness saw Kellam pull the trigger and that others corroborated the witness's story.

The last jury remained deadlocked, 6-6, on the second day of deliberations in August. That changed to 11-1 by the end of the day.

But the panel could never reach a unanimous verdict. County Court Judge Joseph Fahey excused them on the third day.

Defense lawyer Don Kelly argued during the first trial that the witnesses colluded against Kellam to protect the true shooter's identity.

That jury was left with little physical evidence pointing to Kellam as the gunman. Forensic tests did not link him to the crime.

Syracuse police described Bullock as a handyman who came onto the porch to defend his friends. But evidence showed that a crowd had come to Bullock's house that night to buy drugs. He stumbled upon the robbery while leaving his house, Kelly has said.

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The important thing to remember about biking in the snow isn't whether it's possibleeverything is possible, except time travel and convincing your best friend to ditch Cameron Diaz and marry you instead.

Whether you should bike in the snow is largely an issue of tolerance: Would you rather be whipped in the face by an onslaught of tiny, freshly-sharpened ice daggers, or cram into an overly hot train car with a group of wet, cranky people-cattle and their mouth-breathing children? The obvious answer here is "Mexico," but it's already too late to plot any sort of escape this month. If you do choose the former, follow along to reduce your inevitable misery:

First, don't overdress. Wearing a pile of sweaters isn't going to keep your fingertips from freezing; it's going to make your core sweaty, and that sweat will quickly become cold. Wear merino wool or synthetic fiber, but not cottonnever cotton. Cotton absorbs sweat and then insists on pressing that sweat against your skin in a sort of frigid death embrace. You may as well just tape a bunch of frozen diapers around your rib cage. Seriously, avoid cotton.

Wear a waterproof or water-resistant shell on the outside, preferably one that's vented or has a two-way zipper. Wear waterproof gloves with interior grips, because a humiliating death is crashing into a truck or lamp post because your clumsy, wet hand flew from the handlebar. Bring extra socks. If you're biking in daylight, wear darker colors to stand out.

On your head, you'll want a balaclava or helmet linerwhatever it is, make sure it covers your ears and preferably, your nose. Leave your eyes for dead.

Let's talk about your bike! Your bike hates winter. It's tough on your gears, your derailleur, your drive train, your everything. If you have enough green for a separate winter bike, get a fancy one with internal geared hubs and let me borrow it. Otherwise, you have some tire options: Mountain bike tires maintain better traction, but some people prefer thinner tires on the basis that more effectively concentrate your weight and thus provide a superior grip on the pavement, wherever that is. The other option is using a bike you won't miss when it rusts or corrodes. And the fewer gears it has, the less there is to have mucked up by salt and other destructive detritus camouflaged in the seemingly innocuous powder.

Regardless of the bike you choose, the best thing you can do is maintain it. A little oil where each tire spoke enters the rim every so often will help repel both salt and water. If it falls within your skill set, dismantle your bike and give it a thorough cleaning once every couple of weeks.

Also, fenders! Fenders will help protect your bike's prissier components, and maybe spare your pants a fractional amount of the crap shooting off the sidewalk. And if you've always wondered what it's like to take a lane, now is the timeplows tend to shove the snow right into the space where you'd normally ride, and anyway, you want to make yourself as visible to drivers as possible.

Wear a helmet and use your lights in the daytime: The roads are especially lawless in the snow, and cars expect your presence in such weather even less than they do on nice days. It's also damn slippery out there, so even if you're not a helmet-wearing person normally (for shame), become one today! Your hair already looks like crap anyway. It will look like crap until April 1, 2015, when you will awake to find that it's blossomed into a beautiful 90s Pantene Pro-V commercial. Embrace your matted, ugly hair, or your inner-beauty, whichever you possess more of.

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