We help homeowners make smart decisions and save money, and guide contractors on building trust, growing their business, and delivering real value.
Everyday Comfort
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18 episodes
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We help homeowners make smart decisions and save money, and guide contractors on building trust, growing their business, and delivering real value.
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9/3/2025
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June 18, 2026
Plumbing and HVAC Questions Homeowners Are Afraid To Ask
<p>Anthony Mound is the Owner and Master Plumber at Trust 1 Services, a Massachusetts plumbing and HVAC contracting company. Under his leadership, the company has grown into a trusted local provider, offering services such as pipe and drain work, HVAC installation and repair, and maintenance membership plans. Anthony has over 10 years of experience as a plumber.</p> <h2>In this episode…</h2> <p>Homeowners often notice small plumbing or HVAC problems before they understand what is causing them. A running toilet, uneven room temperature, strange drain smell, or rising utility bill can feel confusing — and sometimes expensive. How can homeowners tell what is normal, what needs maintenance, and what requires a professional?</p> <p>Anthony Mound's answer is to start by understanding the likely cause before jumping to a costly fix. As a plumbing and HVAC expert, he recommends checking simple issues first, such as dried-out drain traps, clogged or aging filters, ductwork problems, and water heater maintenance. Anthony also advises homeowners to ask contractors about pricing, overhead, warranties, and long-term value so they can compare quotes more confidently. These practical steps help homeowners make smarter repair and replacement decisions.</p> <p>In this episode of Everyday Comfort, Chad Franzen of Rise25 hosts Anthony Mound, Owner of Trust 1 Services, to discuss common plumbing and HVAC questions homeowners are afraid to ask. Anthony talks about toilet and drain issues, how to compare contractor quotes, and when repairs, tankless systems, heat pumps, or AC problems require deeper attention.</p>
June 4, 2026
How To Build a People-First Plumbing and HVAC Business
<p>Anthony Mound is the Owner and Master Plumber at Trust 1 Services, a Massachusetts plumbing and HVAC contracting company. Under his leadership, the company has grown into a trusted local provider, offering services such as pipe and drain work, HVAC installation and repair, and maintenance membership plans. Anthony has over 10 years of experience as a plumber.</p> <h2>In this episode…</h2> <p>Building a successful home service business takes more than technical skill — it requires the right people, a strong culture, and a commitment to earning customer trust. So how can leaders in the trades build teams that deliver great work while continuing to grow?</p> <p>According to plumbing and HVAC business owner Anthony Mound, the answer starts with hiring for character and training for skill. Technicians must be honest, coachable, and customer-focused before anything else. Anthony recommends investing in training, creating clear career paths, using core values to guide hiring and retention, and building a culture where mistakes become learning opportunities. By supporting employees, business owners can improve customer experiences and strengthen long-term teams.</p> <p>In this episode of Everyday Comfort, Chad Franzen of Rise25 hosts Anthony Mound, Owner of Trust 1 Services, to discuss building a people-first plumbing and HVAC business. Anthony shares the importance of character in hiring, how employee culture affects customer service, and why ongoing training helps teams adapt to AI, code changes, and new industry standards.</p>
May 21, 2026
Rodent Control Tips for Homeowners: Prevention, Cleanup, and Exclusion
<p>David Dorfman is the Co-owner of Rodents Stop, an independent, family-owned Southern California rodent cleanup and control company. Rodents Stop focuses on rodent treatment, exclusion, cleanup, attic cleaning, and decontamination, with an emphasis on natural, pet-safe solutions. David works alongside his father on initial inspections, helping customers identify entry points and pursue long-term rodent prevention solutions.</p> <h2>In this episode…</h2> <p>Rodents are often treated like a nuisance that can be solved with a few traps, but the real issue usually runs deeper. Noises in the attic, chewed wires, droppings, and recurring activity can all point to a problem that has been developing for months. What does it take to stop rodents from coming back?</p> <p>David Dorfman's answer is to solve the source of the problem, not just catch what's visible. As a rodent control and cleanup expert, he explains that homeowners should seal entry points first, then remove scent trails that help rodents navigate, and finally trap whatever remains inside. David also advises homeowners not to wait once they see signs of activity, since delayed action can lead to contaminated insulation, damaged wiring, and more aggressive infestations. Prevention and proper exclusion are more effective than relying on ongoing trap services.</p> <p>In this episode of Everyday Comfort, Anthony Mound sits down with David Dorfman, Co-owner of Rodents Stop, to talk about effective rodent prevention and cleanup. David discusses how Rodents Stop differs from traditional exterminators, the importance of cleaning attics and crawl spaces, and how dog owners can reduce the risk of rodent problems.</p>
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