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Why Does My AC Smell? Here’s What These Five Smells Mean
When homeowners use their air conditioning for the first time each year, it's common to smell a little burnt dust as the system starts up. This usually dissipates quickly and shouldn't affect your air conditioner's [...]
How to Get an Inflation Reduction Act Heat Pump Tax Credit
Heat pumps are a fantastic way to comfortably heat and cool your home while saving money on energy bills. Now is a great time to add them to your home thanks to federal Inflation [...]
What You Need to Know About Denver Heat Pump Rebates in 2023
Heat pumps are quickly becoming one of the most energy-efficient options for HVAC systems today. Because they transfer heat instead of generating it, using a heat pump doesn’t require as much energy compared to [...]
Survey: More Than Two-Thirds of Coloradans Don’t Have Adequate Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Their Homes
Although carbon monoxide poisoning is avoidable, it still kills hundreds of Americans annually. Each year, the CDC says at least 430 people in the United States are killed by carbon monoxide. And another approximately [...]
How to Choose the Right MERV Rating for Your Home’s Air Filters
Good indoor air quality is important to help you feel comfortable at home. Airflow and airborne particles both impact air quality, and both these things are impacted by the air filter used in your [...]
5 Ways to Improve Your Furnace’s Efficiency
As a Colorado resident, you know the true meaning of winter. Heaps of snow, strong winds and freezing temperatures all combine to make the season challenging. But true to the Colorado spirit, you make the [...]
6 Simple Ways to Save on Utility Bills This Winter
No one likes to receive high utility bills. While replacing all of your appliances with energy-efficient models will reduce your utility costs, it also requires a big initial investment. As long as your furnace [...]
Hosting Family This Christmas? 5 Steps to Prepare Your Home and HVAC System
For many people, Christmas is the perfect opportunity to reunite with friends and family. Maybe your parents want to stop by for a few weeks, or your college-aged children are planning to visit in between [...]
The Insider’s Guide to Getting Your Gas Furnace Ready for Winter
It's that time of year again in Colorado. The leaves are changing, the air is getting a little colder and it's all starting to feel a lot more like winter. This means one thing: it's [...]
6 Furnace Smells You Shouldn’t Ignore
Certain furnace odors are completely normal when you first start heating your home. But lingering smells are concerning, since heating equipment is the second-highest cause of house fires. This guide will help you understand [...]