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.

Unexpected plumbing problems can turn a normal day into a stressful one. From toilets acting up to hot water disappearing mid-shower, homeowners are often left wondering what's actually going wrong — and whether it's something they can fix themselves. How can you determine whether it's a quick adjustment versus a sign of a bigger issue?

As plumbing expert Anthony Mound notes, many of these common frustrations stem from worn components, aging systems, or simple misunderstandings about how home plumbing works. He advises homeowners to watch for early warning signs like inconsistent water temperature, slow drainage, or unexplained leaks, and to avoid temporary DIY fixes that mask deeper problems. Routine maintenance, like inspecting water heaters and replacing small parts early, can prevent costly breakdowns and extend system life.

In this episode of Everyday Comfort, Chad Franzen of Rise25 hosts Anthony Mound, Owner of Trust 1 Services, to discuss common homeowner plumbing issues and practical solutions. Anthony explains how to diagnose toilet and drain problems, why hot water runs out quickly, and when tankless water heaters make sense.

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.

Homeowners sometimes struggle to understand which heating system is right for their space and how to run them efficiently. Especially with older homes, boilers and steam systems can be a pain. What should you know before repairing, replacing, or maintaining these systems?

According to heating expert Anthony Mound, the first step is understanding the age and design of your existing system before making big decisions. He emphasizes sizing equipment correctly, maintaining boilers regularly, and addressing water quality early to extend a system's lifespan. Anthony also encourages homeowners to replace aging components around a boiler instead of only replacing the unit to prevent future failures.

In this episode of Everyday Comfort, Chad Franzen of Rise25 hosts Anthony Mound, Owner of Trust 1 Services, to discuss boiler care and replacement. He discusses key differences between boilers and furnaces, how water quality affects system longevity, and how proper maintenance prevents expensive repairs.

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.

Utility incentives can feel confusing, especially when homeowners are unsure which upgrades truly save money long term. Between rebates, audits, and financing options, it can be difficult to know where to start. How can you discover which improvements deliver comfort and savings?

According to energy efficiency expert Anthony Mound, the key is knowing how programs like Mass Save work for homeowners. He emphasizes starting with a home energy audit to uncover required improvements and ensure access to the highest rebate tiers. He also highlights designing systems correctly for each home and using flat rate pricing for transparency. With these steps, homeowners can make upgrades confidently.

In this episode of Everyday Comfort, Chad Franzen of Rise25 hosts Anthony Mound, Owner of Trust 1 Services, to discuss utility incentives and cost transparency. He explains how Mass Save rebates work, why a properly designed system matters, and how flat rate pricing protects homeowners.