WBRW TV and Michigan Community Media will be broadcasting live from the Romeo Peach Festival parades on Monday, Sept. 2. For the first time in more than a decade, the Children’s Parade, “Super Heroes and Villains” at 10 a.m., and the Floral Parade at 1:30p.m. will be shown live on WBRW channel 6.
“This is a significant step forward for the community and the organization,” said Adam Brady, WBRW TV’s broadcast production manager: “Local residents want to know what is going on nearby, and this provides instant programming and information – and meets a long-time community need.”
In addition to the live programming, WBRW TV staff and volunteers will be onsite during the event filming for “Around the Community,” a bi-weekly program showcasing area events as well as unique Peach Festival Programming featuring the Kidzfest, carshow and much more.
Visit www.wbrwtv.com for more information and air times.
Spoke with Arthur who stated that the techs were awesome and did a great job. He stated that it was good to see young men that were so professional and hardworking; it restored his faith in the younger generation. He definitely will be referring us to others in the future.
Way to go Marcus B. and Danny!
Lina stated that Marcus and Carlos were professional and cleaned up the area they worked on very well. Thanks for your help. Great job!
Way to go Marcus B. and Carlos!
We here at Safety King regularly have stories of bizarre things found in homeowner’s ductwork. Our air duct cleaning technicans ran into a pile of peanuts hidden in the blower compartment of an hvac system! At first, we were just as puzzled as the customer. It was time to do some investigating.
So how in the world could peanuts be found in air duct? Could someone have accidentally dropped them in and forgot about it? Possibly, but our experienced duct cleaning technicians dug into it a bit further.
This wasn’t a newer home, so it couldn’t be from a contractor’s lunch. The majority of these peanuts were unopened so it seemed as if they were being saved. It turns out a squirrel had made it’s way into the ductwork and began to hoard peanuts in the blower compartment! Screens were put on all openings to prevent animals from entering in the future. Perhaps this squirrel was keeping a stash for the cold winters here in Michigan.
If you ever hear noises in ductwork, let us here at Safety King take care of it. We have experienced technicians who know where to look. Be sure to contact us either by requesting information, or by calling 1-800-AIR-DUCT and speak to one of our friendly customer service representatives. We are only one call away, so call Safety King today!
Safety King air duct technicians Billy and Jeff recently arrived at a job where the homeowner reported noises in her duct system. Ann of Plymouth, MI told us that the noises in the duct system scared her kids. Could it be an animal roaming around the hvac system?
Animals are know to roam residential air ducts. When they can’t find a way out, they often die and cause a terrible smell. Safety King has found decaying bats, mice and even cats in homeowner’s ductwork! So, when you hear noises in ductwork, it could turn into a big stink!
After rooting around the duct system for awhile, Bill and Jeff found the cause of the sound was a plastic bag. Turns out the plastic bag was blowing around, making the noise. Here is a testimonial received by Ann who raved about the job our technicians did:
Bill and Jeff did an awesome job today. There was something in my daughters ductwork that made so much noise she couldn’t sleep at night. They did some investigating and were able to pull out a piece of plastic that was deep in the ductwork. The impressive thing is that they could have charged me $550 to clean all the ducts but stayed for an hour to solve my problem for a fraction of the cost!” – Ann
Nona stated she was extremely happy with the cleaning. The techs were fabulous and did a thorough and great job. She had no complaints. Excellent service!
Way to go Dave and Carlos! Keep up the great work!