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14 Dec

Tips From Joe – Dec 14 2020

The holidays are upon us! Cool weather, shopping and Christmas cheer.

A big part of the holiday season is enjoying family in front of your fireplace. Russell Metzler, from Gas Product Services joined me on my radio show this week. Russell explains how he and his team can get your existing gas fireplace working again for the holidays. He can also convert your wood burning fireplace to a gas fireplace. The holidays are always made better spending cool evenings by the fire! Spending more time outside to the great weather? How about a fire feature? A gas fire pit? Fire bowl? Gas grill? Russell talks about all of this and more.

Russell also has many helpful gas tips that he recommends familiarizing yourself with like how to turn you gas off, best practices for keeping your grill in shape, venting your chimney and more.

We also took a few calls from VIP club member listeners and answered their questions. To hear the interview with Russell, and other great tips, click the below.

As a reminder I can be reached at (281) 398-7767 during the radio show or any time during the week. Thanks to everyone listening and the callers who called in. Great questions this week!

Remember – Before you hire a contractor to come to your home always ask for their Certificate of Insurance, License with the state of Texas and References. If you don’t want to go through that just log on to www.checkapro.com we have already done the work for you!

Tune In Live Every SATURDAY at 10 AM on AM 700 KSEV and SATURDAY and SUNDAY from 12 NOON to 1 PM on AM 1070 KNTH in Houston!

PRO TIP

If you smell gas in your home always call a professional to investigate. If you smell that rotten egg odor you should leave the house, turn off the gas, and let your home air out before reentering. Open doors and windows to allow fresh air in. Turn off the gas at the main valve, which is usually near the meter. Leave the property and call a plumber and/or your gas company.